Journalist · Media founder · Community convener

Khushnood Nabizada

Journalism that helps people make sense of their world.

I’m Khushnood Nabizada, a journalist and founder of Khaama Press and 3A1Z Stories. I build independent media and bring communities together around a question that guides my work: how can journalism earn trust and be useful in people’s lives?

Richmond, Virginia

Khushnood Nabizada
A life in words, service, and community.
Across disciplines

Independent journalism / Community engagement / Families & digital life

A shared purpose

From access to information, to understanding.

I grew up in rural Afghanistan, where a radio connected my family to the wider world. In 2010, I founded Khaama Press to bring Afghan reporting to local and international readers. Today, I lead the organization from Virginia while its newsroom continues to report from Kabul.

Through 3A1Z Stories, I’m exploring another side of the same challenge: helping families navigate a world crowded with AI, social media, and information. I’m interested in what people understand and do differently after encountering journalism—and how we can learn to measure that.

More about my journey

Selected projects

Two platforms. A shared commitment to understanding.

Independent reporting from Afghanistan and community-centered journalism about families’ digital lives, alongside my digital publishing work.

01Founded 2010

Independent journalism

Khaama Press

News and perspectives connecting Afghanistan with a global readership. The foundation of my work in journalism and digital publishing.

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02Founded 2026

Families & digital life

3A1Z Stories

An independent nonprofit bringing parents, educators, and communities together around childhood in the age of AI and social media.

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03Launched 2025

Digital projects

ZubLink

Web design, digital publishing, and practical online experiences for organizations and people with something meaningful to share.

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Ideas & perspectives

Writing & conversations

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Start a conversation

Bring a worthwhile question. Let’s build the conversation.

Invite me to speak, explore an editorial or community partnership, or discuss research on journalism, trust, and families’ digital lives.

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