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Nadia Ramlagan

Producer, Arkansas News Service
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Nadia Ramlagan loves a good underdog story. She has worked for the Center for Emerging Media and Marc Steiner Show, a daily public affairs program, in Baltimore, MD, where she produced a long-form radio documentary examining how a confederate monument ended up in one of Baltimore’s landmark public spaces. More recently, Nadia launched an oral history project in collaboration with the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History. She has also studied radio production at Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies.

Persistent ID: https://twitter.com/nadiaramlagan

Languages Spoken: English

Topic Expertise: Opioids, gun violence, race and gender, public health, science, climate

Demographic Expertise: Rural populations

  • Election security experts say there's a possibility foreign governments could interfere in the 2020 General Election by tampering with state voter registration databases.
    Security Experts Eye Voter Registration Databases Ahead of Nov. Election
    Nadia Ramlagan
    Experts say boosting the security of Arkansas' voter registration database is critical to preventing possible interference in the 2020 presidential election. A new report from the Center for Election Innovation and Research finds most states have made improvements to database protection since 2018. Comments from David Becker, executive director, Center for Election Innovation and Research.