Hannah Gaber is a multimedia producer, photographer and journalist. Her experience spans 20 years from developing her own wet-process photography in high school, through working as a print reporter, editor and archivist at her hometown paper, the Arizona Daily Star, to independently shooting her thesis project over six months in Oman, and driving the U.S.-Mexico border filming and geolocating assets for the Arizona Republic and USA TODAY Network's Pulitzer Prize-winning project "The Wall." She completed her BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and after ten years in the Lowcountry and the Coastal Empire, returned to Tucson, Arizona, and completed dual MAs in journalism and Middle Eastern and North African Studies and a graduate certificate in Judaic Studies at the University of Arizona. She is currently based in Washington D.C. leading video storytelling for Stand Together.