Madeline Gray
Freelance PhotographerMadeline Gray is a freelance documentary photographer based in Wilmington. She enjoys spending time in places that are off the beaten track and collaborating to share the diverse stories found there.
With a master's degree in photojournalism, her work is regularly featured in local and national publications, including NPR, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Mother Jones, The Wall Street Journal, BuzzFeed News, AARP, The Undefeated, Narratively, WUNC, Columbia Journalism Review, Yes! Magazine, Walter Magazine, and WHQR.
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On Tuesday afternoon, several dozen protestors lined the street in downtown Wilmington and later spoke at a New Hanover County commissioners' meeting, asking elected officials to push Novant to improve conditions at NHRMC. The hospital's administrators say they take concerns seriously and have been making progress. -
Folkloric Dancing has a long history in Latin America, and Itzayan Danza Folklorico is performing in Wilmington keeping the tradition alive. -
This past weekend, rallies protesting the policies of the Trump administration were held around the country, including in Brunswick County and in downtown Wilmington. Photojournalist Madeline Gray documented the Wilmington rally for WHQR. -
A few weeks ago, WHQR brought you profiles of homeless people in the Wilmington community. This week, we bring you some good news: one family who had been living in the woods found housing. -
For several months, WHQR has been following the lives of homeless individuals in Wilmington. All have faced significant challenges, but many of them work together to stay safe, and share information about how to get by. Here are some of their stories.
