Some people know me as Tsuki. Others as Pip. I respond to both!

I am a recent graduate of Barnard College of Columbia University with a degree in Urban Studies. I found myself in that major because I liked thinking critically about my neighborhood and community — about why urban inequalities persist and how we can problem-solve with the power of a collective.

I am fueled by the creative process of non-fiction storytelling, whether it’s leading with curiosity and asking questions in interviews, finding powerful soundbites, crafting a narrative arc, or using media to bring stories to life. I am interested in stories about a range of topics: food culture, the criminal justice system, housing and urban development, immigration, and more.

Aside from media and journalism, I love cooking with my mom, running in Riverside Park, hanging out with my dog Pimmsie, and watching the New York Times Cooking “On the Job” video series.

Please feel free to reach out!