Zoe Sullivan
Zoe Sullivan is an independent multimedia journalist based in Madison, Wisconsin. She has worked in Brazil, New Orleans, and New York. She is a regular contributor to the Guardian, and her work has been broadcast by NPR, Marketplace, Free Speech Radio News, and others.
Will the 'Efficiency Gap' End Gerrymandering?
A lawsuit in the politically riven state of Wisconsin suggests a solution for fair re-districting.
The Militia That Controls Brazil's Most Important Harbor
What happens when you give power to a private security service in an attempt to quickly boost economic growth.
Mississippi River Flooding Creates Louisiana, Venice Comparison
In an audio slideshow, Zoe Sullivan examines the similarities in approach for the Mississippi Delta and the fabled city of Venice in dealing with floods and loss of natural wetlands.
One Option for Repopulating New Orleans Draws Flak
Residents of New Orleans’ beleaguered Lower 9th Ward debate ownership models that they hope will bring life to their depopulated neighborhood.
No Port After the Storm
Post-Katrina New Orleans, still rife with blighted housing, is a lesson for recovering from future disasters.