Sonia Narang is a multimedia journalist. Her work as a videographer, reporter, and photographer has taken her around the globe.
 
 

Seven months pregnant and working in the fields, BBC/PRI's The World

Seven months pregnant and working in the fields, BBC/PRI’s The World

For farm women in Nepal, pregnancy brings no respite from hard physical labor. What is being done to give them a much-needed rest? Radio story and short film produced and reported by Sonia Narang.
Camels for Cash: India's Fleeting Camel Trade, Time.com

Camels for Cash: India’s Fleeting Camel Trade, Time.com

The camel trade may not have a place in modern India, but it still thrives at the annual camel fair in Pushkar. Video reported, produced, filmed, and edited by Sonia Narang.
Rags to Riches, New York Times

Rags to Riches, New York Times

Indian entrepreneur Ashok Khade revisits his native village, where he was of the lowest caste. Through hard work, determination and India's economic reforms, he rose from untouchable to CEO of his own engineering firm. Video produced, filmed, and edited by Sonia Narang.
The Yokome Brothers Keep Japanese Sanshin Alive, PRI's The World

The Yokome Brothers Keep Japanese Sanshin Alive, PRI’s The World

A duo of Okinawan musicians continue the tradition of sanshin music in the southern Japanese islands. Radio story produced and reported by Sonia Narang. Accompanying video filmed and edited by Sonia Narang.
Latest entries
India: The Cost of Yellowcake, PBS Frontline/World

India: The Cost of Yellowcake, PBS Frontline/World

A three-part online video series about the repercussions of mining uranium on tribal lands in eastern India. Won first place award from South Asian Journalists Association (SAJA) and second place award from the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) in 2009.

“Carbon With That Latte?” Forbes.com

How Starbucks hopes to trim its emissions footprint.