Keshia Hannam

Keshia Hannam

Keshia is Service95’s Global Editor-in-Chief. A journalist, speaker and award-winning filmmaker, she has written for Fortune, Vogue, CNN, Forbes and National Geographic. She was previously founding EIC for Eastern Standard Times.

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Service95 Partnerships

Are We Destined To Follow The People Who Raised Us?

Writer & Human Rights Lawyer Sara M Saleh On Reflecting The Palestinian Experience 
Book Club

Writer & Human Rights Lawyer Sara M Saleh On Reflecting The Palestinian Experience 

“I Carry My Sense Of Belonging Deep Within”: Poet Ali Cobby Eckermann On Connecting With Her Indigenous Heritage
Book Club

“I Carry My Sense Of Belonging Deep Within”: Poet Ali Cobby Eckermann On Connecting With Her

“I’m After A Kind Of Writing That Feels True To How I Feel”: Author Nam Le On Poetry, Perception & The Power Of Language 
Book Club

“I’m After A Kind Of Writing That Feels True To How I Feel”: Author Nam Le On Poetry,

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Travel

72 Hours In Gothenburg: Sweden’s Indie Capital 

The Music Industry Wasn’t Built For Lachi, So She’s Rebuilding It From The Inside
Music

The Music Industry Wasn’t Built For Lachi, So She’s Rebuilding It From The Inside

SXSW London Is Back: Here’s What We’re Looking Forward To
Culture

SXSW London Is Back: Here’s What We’re Looking Forward To

Everything You Need To Know About Mahjong
Culture

Everything You Need To Know About Mahjong

How One Playwright Found His History In A Shoebox
Culture

How One Playwright Found His History In A Shoebox

Mapping The Displaced: What The US-Israel War On Iran Has Unleashed
Activism

Mapping The Displaced: What The US-Israel War On Iran Has Unleashed

The City That Said No: Inside The Minneapolis Community Coming Together Against ICE
Activism

The City That Said No: Inside The Minneapolis Community Coming Together Against ICE

Healing Among The Horror: Inside Gaza’s Groundbreaking Mental Health Movement  
Activism

Healing Among The Horror: Inside Gaza’s Groundbreaking Mental Health Movement  

“We’re In The Last Moments Before Things Totally Collapse”: What One Humanitarian Is Seeing In Gaza That Others Can’t Report 
Activism

“We’re In The Last Moments Before Things Totally Collapse”: What One Humanitarian Is Seeing In

“It Is Impossible To Live With The Privilege Of Obliviousness” – Writer Omar El Akkad On The Power Of Moral Clarity In Times Of Crisis
Book Club

“It Is Impossible To Live With The Privilege Of Obliviousness” – Writer Omar El Akkad On The