Tatyana Turner

Tatyana is The Trace's editing fellow. She was a reporter at City Limits covering New York City's Housing Authority. Before that, Tatyana worked on the breaking news desk at the Chicago Tribune, and prior to that she was a Report for America fellow at the Baltimore Sun. She graduated from Temple University and holds a Master of Science from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

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What Books Are You Reading to Better Understand Gun Violence in the U.S.?

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What Books Are You Reading to Better Understand Gun Violence in the U.S.?

Your input will help fill the gap of solutions-based coverage we’ve overlooked.

Victoria Clark and Tatyana Turner
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Public Safety Programs Face Uncertainty Amid Federal Grant Cuts

Concerns rise as federal funding for gun violence prevention work falls

Tatyana Turner
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Handgun Used in Florida State University Shooting Was Former Law Enforcement Weapon, Authorities Say

The 20-year-old alleged shooter is believed to have used a weapon belonging to his stepmother — a local sheriff’s deputy.

Tatyana Turner
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For Gun Violence Survivors, the Courtroom Can Open New Wounds

It’s been nearly three years since the mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois. The shooter just pleaded guilty — but for survivors, the pain still lingers.

Tatyana Turner