Kristen Hwang is an award-winning filmmaker and journalist based in Northern California with a passion for humanizing data-driven stories. Her work seeks to examine stories at the intersection of public health and social justice through compelling and diverse characters.
In 2020, she graduated from UC Berkeley with a dual master’s degree in journalism and public health.
Her current film, WHEN THEY’RE GONE, examines humanity’s fragile dependence on nature, casting a spotlight on industrial agriculture’s reliance on honey bees for hire.
