U.S. Marines killed 24 civilians in Haditha, Iraq, and documented the aftermath. For years, the military has tried to keep the photos from the public. The New Yorker is now publishing newly obtained images. nyer.cm/TKVDwQC

Sanya is an incredible journalist whose coverage of communities that don't often have a voice in mainstream media is deeply impactful. Click through this thread for samples of her powerful work.

Sanya’s reporting on Palestine and the campus protests was essential to our newsroom and inspiring to watch. She needs to be snatched up quickly and will be an asset to any newsroom!

Sanya is an *amazing* journalist with really deep, impactful reporting you often don’t find elsewhere. Huge loss for TIME

This is awful. Sanya has done some amazing work reporting around the fallout of Israel-Gaza war and previously did some great reporting around immigration, islamaphobia and surveillance. I’ve had the honor of reading one of her drafts and know she’s a rigorous reporter and writer

i’ve admired Sanya Mansoor’s essential reporting on palestine for months. her voice and editorial judgment will be missed

Hire Sanya!!!!!!

Hire Sanya! She's incredibly talented and responsible for incredible TIME coverage of Gaza's health care system, Muslim American surveillance, immigration, and campus protests.

Devastating. Sanya wrote this incredible cover story that illustrated the conditions for medical care in Gaza last November amid relentless Israeli strikes. I really hope she ends up somewhere that fully appreciates her incredible work. time.com/6331271/gaza-h…

news outlets, hire Sanya Mansoor asap. she’s done crucial deep & nuanced coverage on a range of topics; muslim communities, gaza protests, immigration, state politics, voting rights, etc.

Hire Sanya! A great reporter with real expertise on these important stories

Sanya is an excellent reporter and it would be the height of absurdity for a media org not to snap her up asap

Today is my last day as a culture reporter at TIME. I'm eternally grateful for my experiences, all of the friends I made, and the work that I'm proud I got to produce. I'm available for staff roles and freelance opportunities! Editors, hmu! Here are the stories I'm proud of:

Sanya is a thoughtful and dogged reporter whose coverage has been so so vital, especially on Gaza. Editors, don’t miss this opportunity to work with a great journo and colleague👇

For 2 yrs, I've been looking into Border Patrol's rescue program. For Type Investigations and High Country News I wrote about what it means for missing and in-distress migrants when the same agency that chases you is responsible for saving you. hcn.org/issues/56-9/th…

Ayşenur was an organizer at the University of Washington Gaza encampment + graduated this year , carrying a Palestine flag "She had this deep conviction that she wanted to participate in the tradition of bearing witness to the oppression of people and their dignified resilience"

NEW data on the impact of Mayor Adams' 60-day shelter limit policy for migrant families: About a THIRD of the families who reapplied for shelter were moved to other boros, up from 5% in March. That and more in my latest. gothamist.com/news/more-nyc-…

PSA I'm back from maternity leave! I did an excellent job unplugging so will be slowly catching up on everything I missed but if you got news/a scoop/want to tell me a surveillance secret pls reach out! Signal # in bio (I think, idk I have to double check.)

A week or so ago, I decided to try and figure out how many colleges and universities changed their protest policies over the summer. The answer: 50+ campuses across the country.