Raha Naddaf is News Editor at the Marshall Project. Naddaf began her career in 2005 at GQ Magazine, where she edited a variety of features ranging from personal essays to political profiles. In 2009, she wrote a piece for the magazine about the Iranian presidential election, which was listed as a notable essay in the Best American Essays series.
In 2010, Naddaf became Senior Editor at New York Magazine and edited features on criminal and social justice, including stories on false confessions, child services, “pre-crime,” and secret prison units, among others. She also edited personal essays and stories on food and pop culture, as well as installments of the Best Doctors, Summer, Where to Eat, and Reasons to Love New York annual issues.