Beck Harlan
Beck Harlan (she/her) is a visual and digital editor for NPR's Life Kit, which brings readers and listeners actionable advice on health, finances, relationships, parenting and more.
Previously, she served as a producer on NPR's video team, creating content for the series "Maddie About Science" and "Future You with Elise Hu"; explainers covering everything from the impact of green roofs in New York City to food deserts in Washington, D.C.; and interview-based videos that create space for individuals to share their own experience on topics like treaty relations between the U.S. and Native Nations and menstruation.
Before she came to NPR in 2016, Harlan was an associate photo editor at National Geographic.
Harlan has an MA in new media photojournalism from the Corcoran College of Art and Design and a BA in art history from Furman University.
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