Julie Turkewitz

Julie Turkewitz is a New York-based journalist. She also writes for the New York Times.

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Fear Is Driving Young Men Across the U.S. Border
Central American countries are losing a generation because of gangs.
Julie Turkewitz
June 20, 2014
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Why Are Venezuelan Prisoners Sewing Their Mouths Shut?
Julie Turkewitz
February 4, 2013
The Women of Mexico's Drug War
Julie Turkewitz
January 25, 2013
5-Year-Olds With Cigarettes: Glamorous or Hideous?
Julie Turkewitz
January 9, 2013
Hoboken Passing: Photographing the Last Mom-and-Pop Shops
Julie Turkewitz
January 8, 2013
Living Like a Hasid, Thinking Like a Heretic
Julie Turkewitz
December 28, 2012
New York's Red-Light District in Photos
A Wall Street trader quits his job to roam the toughest streets of the Bronx.
Julie Turkewitz
December 20, 2012
First Nights in America: What Arriving as a Refugee Looks Like
Julie Turkewitz
December 12, 2012
Why South Carolina Still Segregates HIV-Positive Prisoners
Julie Turkewitz
December 3, 2012
'Good Samaritan' Laws Could Help Overdose Victims—If Only People Knew They Existed
Julie Turkewitz
October 19, 2012