
Zora Viel
Zora Viel (they/them) is freelance Investigative Reporter for Rwebel. Zora is a 22-year-old journalist from Boston and an alum from the University of Florida College of Journalism. They began their life as a community organizer in 2018. Since then, their work focuses on uplifting marginalized communities through mutual aid, direct action, writing and more.
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Javanna is the editor of "Rwebel Magazine," the architect behind "Rwebel Radio," and the pioneering force of "Xscape." Through her words, Javanna hopes to inspire creativity, passion, and forward-thinking.