Aamna Mohdin is a reporter for Quartz, covering migration, identity, borders, and regional politics. She has covered the refugee crisis extensively, reporting on the refugee football teams in Germany, Scotland, and Italy, the young women surviving the makeshift refugee camp in France known as “the jungle”, and the parallels between the Kindertransport and the movement to give safe passage to child refugees today. In the last year, her stories have shifted to cover the challenge of integrating refugees, focusing particularly on how culture shape our experience of trauma and mental health; the intersection of business and immigration; the rise of right-wing populism; and the battle to form new national identities.