Angela Gervasi

Angela Gervasi is a writer, audio producer and documentary photographer. Currently, she’s based in the border community of Nogales, Arizona, where she works as a reporter and photographer for the Nogales International newspaper.

At the Nogales International, Angela covers issues including immigration, public health, environmental justice and the cross-border economy.

Since falling in love with journalism as an undergraduate college student, Angela has pursued a number of long-form creative projects: She’s reported on censorship of dissident artists in Havana, Cuba; produced podcast episodes about life in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands; and created a photography book about the binational Santa Cruz River, which runs in Arizona and Sonora, Mexico.

After graduating college, Angela worked as a radio reporter and host for NPR’s Morning Edition at KNAU, a Flagstaff-based member station.

Her work has been featured in the Associated Press, NPR, Vox Media, WHYY News, and The New Humanitarian among other outlets. She’s a Princeton in Latin America finalist, Temple University President’s Scholar, and a recipient of a research grant from the Greater Philadelphia Latin American Studies Consortium.

In 2022, she was the recipient of the Arizona Newspaper Association’s statewide Journalist of the Year award.

Angela is currently available for reporting, photography, audio production, editing, voiceovers, and consulting.