Eve Abrams is an audio producer, writer, editor, and educator whose work centers on amplifying the voices from her adopted hometown, New Orleans.
Most recently, Eve reported and produced the 12-part series Wetlands Radio, which explores coastal land loss from a solutions journalism perspective, amplifying the ways scientific research fuels restoration.
Eve produced the Peabody Finalist project Unprisoned, which tells stories at the intersection of the criminal legal system and human lives. Unprisoned received a Gabriel award and an NLADA award and is the foundation for Eve’s TED talk, The Human Stories Behind Mass Incarceration. Eve’s 2015 documentary project, Along Saint Claude, received the Edward R. Murrow award.
Eve’s radio and podcast stories air on a host of national programs such as Reveal, Morning Edition, Marketplace, All Things Considered, 30 for 30, and This American Life.
Eve is also an editor! Her work includes the award-winning shows Sea Change, Banned, TriPod, and Fine Gorilla Person.
Eve’s writing can be found in the New Orleans Atlas Unfathomable City, Fourth Genre, and Louisiana Cultural Vistas. She is the coauthor of the book, Preservation Hall.
Eve is a 2017 Robert Rauschenberg Artist as Activist Fellow and was a classroom teacher for over 25 years.
Eve can be reached at Eve@EveAbrams.com.