Krishana Davis is creative and digital strategist, who works with political organizations, non-profits, public agencies, advocacy campaigns and businesses to tell compelling digital stories that pulls at their audiences' hearts and minds. She is a fiction writer, who delves in speculative, afro-futurism and horror noire. Don't miss a story by signing up for her newsletter today!
She is an abolitionist, doula, and a fierce advocate for liberation of all Black folx. Her career began as a beat reporter covering the Baltimore police department for one of the country's oldest Black-owned newspapers. Krishana worked at a reporter for The Baltimore Sun covering education, and has penned pieces for BBC News, NBC and various local and regional magazines.
Krishana received her B.A. in political science from Morgan State University and a MPA from the University of Baltimore. A Baltimore native, Krishana relocated to Georgia with her husband and child.
She is an abolitionist, doula, and a fierce advocate for liberation of all Black folx. Her career began as a beat reporter covering the Baltimore police department for one of the country's oldest Black-owned newspapers. Krishana worked at a reporter for The Baltimore Sun covering education, and has penned pieces for BBC News, NBC and various local and regional magazines.
Krishana received her B.A. in political science from Morgan State University and a MPA from the University of Baltimore. A Baltimore native, Krishana relocated to Georgia with her husband and child.
