Contributors

RachelDODES

"KILLER INSTINCTS," P. 96

While Dodes was profiling William Noguera, her subject gained his release from prison. "I received a call from Noguera that wasn't preceded by a recording telling me 'You have received a call from an inmate at Corcoran State Prison,' " the longtime journalist recalls. "it was just William, free at last."

DiegoMALLO

"A CHAN OF HEART," P. 70

For Mallo, a visual artist and illustrator, his portrait of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan was about capturing two complex figures. "Shaping the tension in Chan's face required balance: It needed to be evident, yet not exaggerated," he says.

PaulCAVACO

"THE NEXT JEN," P. 52

An award-winning fashion industry veteran, Cavaco is now a freelance stylist and creative director. Previously he was the fashion director at Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, as well as the creative director of Allure, and cofounded the public relations firm KCD.

JulieMILLER

"THE NEXT JEN," P. 52

"it's a combination between a high-end hotel lobby and spa, with one of the best views of Los Angeles," says Miller of Jennifer Aniston's home, "it's always strange to meet celebrities you've seen onscreen thousands of times and realize that they're all built to human scale."

RiimeysaOZTURK

"FIRE AND ICE," P. 46

On March 25, ICE officers arrested Oztiirk after she coauthored an op-ed in Tbe Tufts Daily and detained her in Louisiana for six and a half weeks. She is a fifth-year doctoral student in child study and human development at Tufts University.

Rernice A.KING

"WE KEEP MOVING," P. 66

The youngest daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, King is the CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta. She holds a JD, a master of divinity, and a bachelor's degree in psychology.