Documentary Filmmaker
In 2016, Turner started freelancing for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. She reported on the refugee crisis in Europe and the Balkans, displacement emergencies across the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa, migrant crossings in the Central Mediterranean Sea, droughts in Uganda and the Somali Region of Ethiopia, Cyclones Idai and Kenneth in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, and more.
From late 2017 until 2019, she worked as UNHCR’s Africa producer and videographer, based in Nairobi and travelling widely to the deep field to report on some of the world’s most neglected humanitarian crises. In that role, she developed, filmed, scripted and edited stories, short docs as well as AJ+ style social media pieces, which were distributed to broadcasters and international agencies, like the BBC, CNN and Al Jazeera.
ISIS Torture Survivors Speak Out
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Surviving abuse in Libya, after flight from Cote d'Ivoire FGM
Child Labor in the Congo
NEWS
During Europe's refugee crisis, Turner produced news segments for major outlets like ITV News and CBS. She also wrote for The Wall Street Journal on the Greek authorities' failure to identify unaccompanied minors. At the height of the crisis, Turner served as NBC News' sole producer, covering the unfolding situation in Greece.




MIGRANTS ARRIVING IN GREECE FIND EUROPE'S WELCOME HAS WORN THIS | CBS News
Producer
Europe is re-thinking its refugee policy after more than a million people fleeing turmoil settled there last year
WOMAN DROWNS IN FRONT OF GRANDCHILDREN | ITV News
Video Journalist
A woman drowned in front of her devastated family as the Greek island of Lesbos witnessed yet another day of human tragedy on Friday. The 65-year-old woman, from Iraq, died at the bottom of the dinghy after it quickly filled with water and was left stranded at sea for around two hours. She died in front of her husband, son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren.
MIGRANT CHILDREN SEEK NEW LIVES IN EUROPE | Wall Street Journal
Writer
Thousands of unaccompanied children are believed to be making the trek across the Aegean and Balkans on their way to more affluent countries in Europe, fueled by youthful optimism and often the hopes of their families...
EVERYDAY HEROES: MEET THE GREEK ISLANDERS NOMINATED FOR NOBEL PRIZE | NBC News
Producer
More than half-a-million migrants washed up on the shores of the tiny Greek island of Lesbos in 2015 — and the flow of desperate people is set to continue.