Biography

Tamara Davison is an award-winning freelance foreign correspondent who covers conflict, humanitarian affairs, cultural identity, and environmental issues. Now based in the Middle East, she has a particular interest in stories that explore resilience, cultural expression, and life in the aftermath of conflict.

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Across the last eight years, she's spearheaded several written features and investigations for The Guardian, The Times, The Independent, Al Jazeera, Euronews, and others. 

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As a journalist, Tamara has written dispatches from Syria about the landmine crisis and interviewed Afghanistan's first female breakdancer. She's covered political rallies in Colombia, artistic rebellion in Jordan's underground hip-hop scene, and interviewed resistance fighters from the frontlines of Ukraine.

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As a documentary producer, she's created poignant short-form documentaries about the plastic pollution crisis facing developing nations. 

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Tamara is also a trending news reporter for the Evening Standard, regularly contributing to the SEO and news desk on global topics of interest to the outlet's international readership. 

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She holds a degree in English Literature from King's College London and is HEAT certified. ​