Johanes Rosello

Reporter

As an Assignment Reporter for MundoHispánico Newspaper in Georgia, Roselló covers various topics related to the Hispanic community in Georgia and has covered an extensive array of themes such as: immigration, human trafficking and domestic violence, among others. Her work has been recognized with three José Martí Awards from the National Association of Hispanic Publications. Roselló holds a bachellor's degree in social work from University of Puerto Rico and a master's degree in journalism from the University of the Sacred Heart in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Before joining MundoHispánico, Roselló was a frequent collaborator with CNN en Español Radio and Atlanta Latino newspaper.

Articles

Lessons From Reporting on Families Coping With Deportation

Reporter Johanes Roselló spent four months interviewing families who’d been affected by the deportation of a father or spouse. Their stories were heartbreaking, frustrating and inspiring. Here are some lessons and suggestions for others considering similar projects.

Beyond Broken Families: Deportation and its Consequences on Mental Health

Looking at kids being part of protests against deportations is something that could and should break anyone’s heart. I believe that no child should be in the position of suffering an unexpected separation from their parents because of immigration laws. But as we know, that situation happens daily.