Tsering Dolka Gurung is a journalist, writer, and photographer based in New York City. She primarily writes long-form features and is trained in trauma-informed journalism. Her work examines China’s authoritarianism and its effects on people and communities, and covers immigrant and diaspora communities in New York.

Raised in a Tibetan household, Tsering’s background informs her interest in stories that sit at the intersection of power, identity, displacement, and belonging. Her reporting has included an investigation into China’s boarding-school system in Tibet and followed the story of Lobga Rangzen, a Tibetan man who self-immolated outside the United Nations headquarters in New York. 

Her work has appeared in The Diplomat, Documented, Public Seminar, and The New School Free Press.

For tips and assignments, please email Tseringdolka23@gmail.com