Anna Therese Day is an award-winning reporter and filmmaker, focused on social movements, human rights, and the intersection of technology and security. In 2021, Day was honored with the James Foley World Press Freedom Award for her conflict journalism and advocacy.In recent years, Day’s domestic investigations into America’s radical right-wing movements received the 2021 Religion News Association Award for Excellence and the 2020 New York TV & Film Award. Previously Middle East-based, her international coverage focuses on security, youth and women’s movements, and the impacts of US foreign policy. Her reports have appeared on CNN, Al Jazeera English, VICE News, among others. From 2015-2017, Day served as a regular contributor to The New York Times Women in the World. She is the co-founder of Fovrth Studios, an independent multimedia documentary house with projects premiering at Cannes, Tribeca, and SxSW film festivals.For her work, Day was recognized as one of Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30 in Media, as a 2018 Atlantic Council Millennium Fellow, a 2016 Truman National Security Partner, 2013 Fulbright Fellow, a 2012 United Nations Press Fellow, and was named one of Google Zeitgeist’s 2011 Great Young Minds of Our Time.Day regularly speaks on broadcast tv, at government and international forums, and in university and educational settings. She was popularly selected for widely publicized debates with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, GOP Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, and President Barack Obama. Day is a founding board member of The Frontline Freelance Register, a representative body for freelance conflict journalists organized by freelance conflict journalists, supported by the Frontline Club Charitable Trust in London. Day is a former board member of the ACOS Alliance for journalist safety. Since 2012, Day has been a proud member of the International Anti-Corruption Conference’s Journalists For Transparency network of investigative reporters.

Anna Therese Day is the co-founder of Fovrth Studios, an independent multimedia documentary house. Day's series, AUTHENTICALLY US, was selected by Cannes, Tribeca, and SxSW film festivals in 2018. Day’s latest immersive film, Children Do Not Play War, premiered at Tribeca Film Fest in 2019.

Regular contributor to Women in the World at The New York Times: http://nytlive.nytimes.com/womenintheworld/?s=anna+therese+day