Katrina Pham is an audience engagement reporter with Borderless Magazine, covering immigrants and immigration policy in Chicago. There, she produces social-first content and repackages features and investigations into vertical videos for Borderless' social media platforms. Her award-winning social video work and investigations seek to bridge the gap between digital audiences and critical news and resources.

She's previously worked with the Marshall Project, In These Times and ABC7 Chicago and is an alum of the Chips Quinn Diversity in Journalism fellowship program and the NPR Next Generation Radio program. Katrina graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism in 2023 and is involved with the Video Consortium as a Chicago hub leader and with the Asian American Journalists Association as Video Affinity Group co-chair and membership director for the Chicago chapter.

Katrina is currently based in Chicago, and in her spare time she likes following esports, watching Twitch streams or trying new food. 🍱