Martha Nelle Pskowski is an independent journalist and M.A. candidate in Journalism and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University. She currently is editor-in-chief of the Latin America News Dispatch.
Martha reports on environmental justice, labor and development. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, The New Republic, The Nation, CityLab and over a dozen other publications. The International Women in Media Foundation and the James W. Foley Foundation have supported her reporting.
Martha is a former Fulbright fellow.
Latin America News Dispatch: The Next Deadly Virus Could Start in the Amazon, Brazilian Scientists Warn3 June, 2020
Undark: For Latin American Environmentalists, Looming Threats of Violence3 June, 2020
ArchPaper: Mexico’s Housing Laboratory shows off 32 low-cost prototypes14 October, 2019
The Nation: How Indigenous Mexicans Took on Big Energy and Won26 August, 2019
Yale E360: Indigenous Maize- Who Owns the Rights to Mexico’s ‘Wonder’ Plant?24 July, 2019
ArchPaper: SO – IL is building a social housing prototype in the heart of Mexico24 July, 2019
CityLab: The Restaurant at the Center of a Gentrification War6 June, 2019
Disegno: Interpreting Mexico’s native corn harvest18 April, 2019
Dissent: Mexican Labor Reawakens4 April, 2019