Sara Harris is an audio artist and radio journalist with more than a decade of experience reporting from Los Angeles and Mexico. Her work focuses on immigrant communities, urban geography, and environmental justice. Sara’s radio stories have been featured on Marketplace, All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Studio 360, The Next Big Thing, Living on Earth, BBC’s The World, and Mexico’s IMER national network.
Sara is co-founder of the urban sound-mapping project: RadioSonideros whose works include Earth, Water, Air for The FM Ferry Experiment and The Roots of the Park for the Not a Cornfield project. Her most recent sound art collaboration with Christina Ulke: A history behind the fence; The ex-appropriation of Chavez Ravine was featured in Soundscapes at g727 in Los Angeles.
Sara Harris started the Los Angeles Bureau at Youth Radio and founded the AudioPostales cross-border radio project with youth in the U.S. and Mexico. Sara is part of the 2010 M.A. class in Specialized Journalism at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication.
For Aleim Magazine Sara conducted audio interview on Juvencio Jimenez-Valdes.
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