Srishti Prabha

Srishti Prabha

KQED Contributor

Srishti Prabha is a producer and reporter for KQED news and podcasts. They also work on longform human-interest features as a Beat Reporting Fellow with KALW. Their reporting has appeared on NPR, Morning Edition, All Things Considered, The California Report Magazine, and more. Most recently, Prabha covered education for CapRadio as a Report for America corps member, focusing on issues affecting communities of color in the Sacramento region. They previously served as managing editor of India Currents, where they reported on immigration, cultural identity, and health in South Asian communities. Prabha's work has been recognized by the San Francisco Press Club, the California News Publishers Association, and the Edward R. Murrow Awards.

By Srishti Prabha

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