avatar

About Haniyah P.

Haniyah Philogene is an award-winning multimedia storyteller and staff writer at theGrio, where she covers the intersection of culture, identity, and current events. Driven by a passion for storytelling and digital media, she focuses on uncovering untold narratives and finding innovative ways to share stories that center on Black figures and cultural trends.

Before joining theGrio, Haniyah served as a Leadership & Communities editorial contributor for Forbes, specifically covering diverse faces and identities within business and leadership. Her experience also includes a prestigious fellowship with the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Microsoft, a program dedicated to developing the next generation of emerging storytellers.

Throughout her career, Haniyah has reported on a wide range of topics, from the impact of corporate social justice commitments to the entrepreneurial journeys of industry leaders like Yvette Noel-Schure. Her work is characterized by a "reading between the lines" approach, making complex cultural developments accessible and engaging for a digital audience.
Areas of Expertise

Trend, Culture & Lifestyle Reporting
Beauty & Fashion
Entertainment
Live event coverage
Multimedia Storytelling
Business & Leadership Profiles
Social Justice & Corporate Accountability

Professional Experience

Lifestyle Reporter — theGrio (Present)
Editorial Contributor/Intern — Forbes
NABJ/Microsoft Fellow — National Association of Black Journalists

Education

Master’s Degree in Strategic Communications – Columbia University
Bachelor’s Degrees in Political Science and Magazine, News & Digital Journalism — S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University

All Articles

Haiti World cup, Grenadier, Haiti World Cup, World Cup 2026 theGrio.com
June 26, 2026
Haiti may be disqualified, but its return to the World Cup gave Haitians something they've been waiting decades to celebrate.
World Cup 2026, World cup fans, World cup black players theGrio.com
June 26, 2026
The 2026 World Cup is reminding Americans of something their schools never did: Black people are everywhere, from Ghana to…
Sheila Johnson Salamander, Sheila Johnson Salamander DC, Salamander DC, Salamander DC marriott theGrio.com
June 25, 2026
The luxury hotel may join Marriott's portfolio as owners look to tap into the company's global customer base and loyalty…
Jay-Z documentary, Jay-Z in 8, Jay-Z docuseries, Jay-Z HBO documentary theGrio.com
June 25, 2026
JAŸ-Z continues his album's 30th anniversary celebrations with an upcoming eight-part HBO documentary series titled “JAŸ-Z in 8.”
Wale, Juneteenth, Wale Lizzo, Lizzo DC, Lizzo Go Go, Wale Live in the District theGrio.com
June 24, 2026
The DMV rapper’s two-day concert series spotlighted local artists, go-go culture and the enduring spirit of Washington’s "Chocolate City."
Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, Michelle and Barack obama love story, Michelle Obama People magazine, Barack Obama People Magazine theGrio.com
June 24, 2026
From a crappy apartment on 53rd Street to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Barack and Michelle Obama remind us why their love…
Jenifer Lewis, Kenifer Lewis Keke Palmer, Jenifer Lewis AIDS, Jenifer Lewis mental health, Jenifer Lewis bipolar disorder theGrio.com
June 23, 2026
In a conversation with Keke Palmer, Jenifer Lewis explains how grief and a nervous breakdown led to a life-changing bipolar…
Darializa Avila Chevalier, Mayor Zohran Mamdoni, and Rep. Adriano Espaillatt
June 23, 2026
NYC mayor Mamadani condemned efforts to use “Haitian” as a slur against Rep. Espaillat's challenger, Darializa Avila Chevalier
Jay Z Blue Ivy, Jay-z locs, Jay-Z hair blue ivy, What inspired Jay-Z locs, Blue Ivy hair theGrio.com
June 22, 2026
Jay-Z traded in his low-cut for locs to show his daughter that her hair was beautiful, turning a parenting moment…
Sasha and Malia obama, Malia Obama, Sasha Obama, Sasha Obama style, Malia Obama style theGrio.com
June 22, 2026
Growing up under the world's gaze, Malia and Sasha Obama have shown Black girls what freedom can look like.
Chelsea B, Protect Our Piece, Black archives, Black culture archives, Chelsea Billingsley, Chelsea B crochet, Chelsea B Protect Our Piece theGrio.com
June 18, 2026
This Juneteenth, crochet artist Chelsea B. and “Protect Our Piece,” a living archive, are ensuring Black culture and legacy is…
rest as liberation, self care, Black rest, Juneteenth and liberation, rest as resistance, rest Juneteenth,
June 18, 2026
This Juneteenth, Researcher Dr. Breana Turner wants Black communities to add rest and self-care to the liberation conversation.
June 17, 2026
From NeNe Leakes to Tiffany Pollard, these Black reality TV stars shaped pop culture, created iconic moments, and changed television…
Michelle Obama Skirt, Obama Presidential Center, Michelle Obama mom, Michelle Obama mother, Marian Robinson theGrio.com
June 17, 2026
Michelle Obama brought her late mother Marian Robinson into the Obama Presidential Center through a custom skirt with her portrait.
The Dad Gang Lego, Lego the dad gang, “Building to Bonding” legos, Building to Bonding The Dad Gang, The Dad Gang, Sean Williams The Dad Gang, What is the dad gang?, Black fatherhood organizations, organizations for Black fathers, organizations for Black dads, Fatherhood organizations theGrio.com
June 16, 2026
Whether navigating newborns, toddlers, co-parenting, or mental health, these groups are reminding Black dads they don’t have to do it…
Black children drowning rates, Black youth drowning, Black people swiming, water safety for Black children, racial disparity in drowning deaths, Black swimming history theGrio.com
June 16, 2026
Data shows Black children drown at significantly higher rates than their white peers, a disparity tied to access, history, and…
Kai Cenat Streamer Univeristy
June 15, 2026
The demand for admission into Kai Cenat’s Streamer University underscores deeper shifts in how young people view careers and opportunity.
Regina Hall, Regina Hall career, Regina Hall Scary Movie, Regina Hall Hyundai, Hyundai Look at You Now, Regina Hall Hyundai Look at you now theGrio.com
June 15, 2026
Regina Hall reflects on the people who championed her early on and why she’s on a mission to pay it…
Books queer authors, Queer books, Black queer books, Books LGBTQ+, Books black queer books to read, Black LGBTQ books, Pride Month reading list, LGBTQ books by Black authors, queer books by Black authors, Black LGBTQ literature theGrio.com
June 12, 2026
These books highlight the complexity & beauty of Black queer experiences through stories readers from all backgrounds can connect with.
Lil Rel Howery, Lil Rel Howery Karmelo Anthony, Lil Rel Howery harmful jokes, theGrio.com
June 12, 2026
Lil Rel Howery argues that what audiences laugh at can have real-world consequences, especially for Black Americans like Karmelo Anthony.