Alexandra Geller

Alexandra Geller is a versatile multimedia producer and strategist who has excelled in various areas of the media industry, from writing and editing to data analysis and project management. After earning a BA in Geography/English and American Literature from Middlebury College, she continued her education by completing a Master of Fine Arts in Film and Media Art at Emerson College. She also studied at the Edina High School and The Hebrew University.

Over the years, Geller has honed her skills in journalism and creative storytelling, working with reputable organizations such as the Harvard Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Fathom Information Design, The New York Review of Books, and WNYC Radio. She has also been an editorial intern at Backpacker Magazine and a reporting and editorial intern at The Jerusalem Post. As an outdoor trip leader and trip director at Camp Thunderbird, Geller has developed a passion for exploring and documenting the natural world.

As a multimedia producer and strategist at the Harvard Carr Center, she leverages her expertise in data visualization, multimedia storytelling, and project management to advance human rights issues through creative communication campaigns. Her work at Fathom Information Design involved content development, writing, and data analysis projects for clients such as the National Geographic Society, The New York Times, and The Washington Post.