Sarah Kramer is a radio producer, oral historian, and photographer based in New York City. After graduating from Oberlin College in 2003, she started her career in radio working on the six-hour documentary “Only In America, 350 years of the American Jewish Experience.” From 2005-2007, she worked at StoryCorps, an oral history project partnered with National Public Radio, where she facilitated over 500 interviews across the United States. In 2006 she made extensive field recordings in Chile, culminating in an audio visual installation titled Ojos y Orejas. In 2007 Kramer was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to conduct an oral history project in Morocco. She interviewed young, old, urban and rural Moroccans about the remnants of western presence in their country. While in Morocco, Kramer also produced a number of stories for public radio programs The World and The World Vision Report. She currently works at WNYC, Next American City and Feet in Two Worlds. For her fellowship project, she'll be producing a radio story about how immigrants access health care in New York City. See her work at www.whatisbeau.com.