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Radiyah Chowdhury

Radiyah was born and raised in Scarborough. She recently graduated from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism in New York with a specialty in arts and culture. In 2016, she completed her bachelor’s degree in journalism from Ottawa’s Carleton University and has since worked in television, audio, print, and digital media.

While she spends most of her time writing and editing, she loves experimenting with other forms of creative storytelling. Along with being a performance poet, she’s had the opportunity to host her own radio show and produce podcasts. She’s primarily interested in community, culture, politics, and food—honestly, she’s happy to learn about most things. She’s also an avid fiction reader and a self-proclaimed connoisseur of snacks.

Her past media experience includes Chatelaine, TVO’s The Agenda, CBC, The Discourse, Canadaland, Atkinson Foundation, and National Public Radio in Washington, D.C.

Radiyah's Latest Articles

Caste, corruption, and the collective: Crow’s Theatre’s A Fine Balance confronts India’s enduring inequities with humour and heartbreak

The Giller Prize-winning novel explores the realities of caste violence in India, which has been adapted into a powerful stage production in Toronto.

Half of Filipino immigrants to Canada are overqualified for their jobs: StatCan

‘For the relationship that Canada has with the Philippines, it seems like it's lopsided.'

‘The need is endless’: Food insecurity highest in Canada’s Black, Arab and Indigenous communities

Food insecurity gaps aren’t closing, so community organizations across Canada are trying new ways to help beyond just providing food.

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