Hannah Cho

New for @NYMag: The 2nd woman hired to the brass section of @nyphil, America's oldest orchestra, alleges she was raped by a colleague. She was not given tenure. Sources say she was offered an NDA. He remains in the orchestra. vulture.com/article/new-yo…

"'They forced me, basically, to have a child,' she said of the state after the abortion ban. But then, 'they didn’t help me take care of that child.'" This is an enraging story, and an astonishing feat of reporting and photojournalism. projects.propublica.org/the-year-after…

Stunning story from Jake Bittle, who was the first journalist to obtain the Marshall Islands’ climate adaptation plan. Without billions in aid to curb sea level rise, the government calls for a total migration of the islands by 2100—full abandonment. grist.org/extreme-weathe…

Thank you to @coreymaps and @JamonVDH for talking with me about the process of mapping destruction in Gaza. Their method of tracking building damage is helping to shed light on the conflict’s toll. scientificamerican.com/article/inside…

My latest for @guardian. The story of 2 boys from Gaza who came to the U.S for life-saving medical treatment. They fought to save themselves from disease. And they did. Then the war broke out. Encourage you to read until the end for this one. theguardian.com/world/2023/nov…

I can’t stop thinking, so I'm writing something. This is about the physics students of Gaza. 1/N

“The falsified orphan family registry was very much an integrated part of an adoption system that turned children into adoptive children,” says Dr Koo, “This was not an exception. This was very much what allowed 200,000 children to become adoptable.” theguardian.com/global-develop…

“After years of emotionally charged searches for their birth parents – often hindered by falsified records and stonewalling from those agencies – the adoptees are pushing back against a long-sustained narrative that they should simply be grateful.” theguardian.com/global-develop…

I dagens Genstart taler jeg om den undersøgelse af adoption fra Sydkorea til Danmark i 70’erne og 80’erne, jeg sammen med min makker @HannahMCho_ har lavet for The Guardian. Vi beskriver bl.a. at systemet allerede dengang blev sammenlignet med børnehandel dr.dk/lyd/special-ra…

@MGHuff @columbiajourn @AstaKongsted @guardian Thank you Melanie!

‘Korea is hiding our past’: the adoptees searching for their families – and the truth theguardian.com/global-develop…

Almost a year ago, @HannahMCho_ and I started investigating South Korea and Denmark's shared history of adoption. The article is out today via The Guardian. Many thanks to the adoptees who shared their stories with us. theguardian.com/global-develop…

@junemkim_ @vtdigger @columbiajourn @INN @paulheintz @mggcss Thanks Minju, hope to catch up with you in New York soon!

@HannahMCho_ @vtdigger @columbiajourn @INN @paulheintz @mggcss Really loved following your work Hannah!

Yesterday was my last day at @vtdigger via @columbiajourn & @INN. I'm so grateful to @paulheintz and @mggcss for bringing me in to work with their rockstar crew in Vermont for these last 12 weeks. It's been an honor and a blast, contributing to their important coverage.

@PedroAGuerr @vtdigger @columbiajourn @INN @paulheintz @mggcss Thank you Pedro! That means a lot.

Lastly, I reported on the Cheesemakers Festival, where cars became mired in mud and vendors lost sales from spotty WiFi. On Reddit, the chaos drew comparisons to the ill-fated Fyre Festival and elicited cheese puns determining it was 'not Gouda 'nuff.' vtdigger.org/2023/08/15/car…

One of my all-time favorites was this feature on Vermont Adaptive, an organization working to make outdoor sports accessible to people with disabilities. I spent the day out on Silver Lake, observing kayaking lessons for the story. vtdigger.org/2023/08/02/ver…