Alejandra Salazar

I'm a multimedia journalist and writer based in New York City. Tejana orgullosa, bilingüe, she/her. Also: graphic designer, amateur DJ, occasional artist.
 
I'm currently a radio producer at Futuro Media and PRX's Latino USA. Prior to that, I was a reporter and producer at WNYC, New York City's local NPR station. I graduated from Stanford University in 2017, where I got my start in radio at my college station.
 
I'm interested in reporting narratives about arts and culture, social justice, and history, especially within communities of color.

• A Spoken History Of The Nuyorican Poets Cafe

• 9/11's Immigration Legacy

• Masks Off With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

• How I Made It: Futuro Conjunto

• Gustavo Dudamel's Harmony In Times Of Crisis

• Goya In Three Boycotts

• Breaking Down The U.S. Deportation Machine

• How I Made It: A Trip To Sesame Street With Rosita

• DACA Stands, But The Future Is Anything But Certain

• Rosa Clemente On Allyship And Confronting Anti-Blackness

• Inside An Intensive Care Unit In The Heart Of The Pandemic

• Hola Papi's Advice For Life In Self-Isolation