Meghan Dhaliwal

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Meghan Dhaliwal is a freelance photojournalist based in Mexico City. She has spent the last few years working on stories about immigration, religion and public health. She has received support for her work from the Pulitzer Center, International Reporting Project and International Center for Journalists. Her work has been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Buzzfeed, Ozy, Roads and Kingdoms, Foreign Policy and more. She holds a BS in Journalism from Boston University.

En Español

Meghan Dhaliwal es una fotoperiodista freelance basada en la Ciudad de México. Ella ha pasado los últimos años trabajando en historias sobre inmigración, religión y salud pública. Ha recibido apoyo para su trabajo del Pulitzer Center, International Reporting Project and International Center for Journalists. Su trabajo ha sido publicado en The New York Times, The Washington Post, Buzzfeed, Ozy, Roads and Kingdoms, Foreign Policy y más.

Highlights

Reporting

| Amanda Ottaway, Meghan Dhaliwal

As US tightens stance on migrants and refugees, is Mexico prepared to take more?

-It took more than a year, thousands of miles of travel, and a medical exam by a pair of volunteer midwives in the back of a car for C., a Honduran migrant in Mexico, to…
| Claudia Bellante, Meghan Dhaliwal

The midwives helping women on the US-Mexico border

Tijuana, Mexico – Ximena Rojas drives through the streets of Tijuana, Mexico, at the wheel of an old station wagon that can become an ambulance if necessary. She often gets lost, but she always arrives…
| Amanda Ottaway, Meghan Dhaliwal

How Two Trans Salvadoran Migrants Found Peace in Tijuana

Daniela Colucci (L) and Francia Camila in a Tijuana beauty salon. All photos by Meghan Dhaliwal It’s Francia Camila’s day off from her job at a Tijuana beauty salon, so she’s spending her day at…
| Claudia Bellante, Meghan Dhaliwal

Parteras Fronterizas’: ayudan a las mujeres haitianas de Tijuana a dar a luz

Fotografía por Meghan Dhaliwal/VICE News. François Andrelie descubrió que estaba embarazada cuatro meses después de llegar a Tijuana. “Ese día -recuerda- me sentí feliz, pero también un poco triste porque estoy viviendo una vida que…