Sabrina Martin is an emerging bilingual journalist based out of Washington D.C. She has covered international politics, the American prison system and drug policy. She has written for Perfil in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wilmette Watch, in Illinois and the campus magazine North by Northwestern. She previously worked as a homeless outreach worker on the West side of Chicago.

The People's Harm Reduction Alliance: fighting for drug users in Seattle

Reported for a Health and Science Reporting course

Delayed and denied: the state of Alabama's parole system

Reported for a Magazine Writing course

Colombia: A “restorative” and non-punitive justice for illegal repression

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

US expects an influx of thousands of migrants

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

Warsaw sees 17 percent population increase with arrival of Ukrainian refugees

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

“Putin is surrounded by sycophants”

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

Not everyone is against Russia

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

Donald Trump and the rise in Latinos voting Republican

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil

Street Carts: What do illicit THC cartridges mean to a college campus?

Published in North by Northwestern

Village residents react to Black Lives Matter signs

Published in Wilmette Watch

Reports of widespread racism at Loyola Academy

Published in Wilmette Watch

Frank Lloyd Wright Baker House undergoing reconstruction

Published in Wilmette Watch

Familia en tiempos de pandemia

Written and reported in Spanish, published in Perfil