Award-winning writer and editor with two decades as a national and foreign correspondent for the Los Angeles Times and other prestige media and a decade producing compelling content for international organizations and nonprofits. My work today drives page views and fundraising for the Southern Poverty Law Center and strengthens and clarifies research produced by, among other clients, Harvard Business School, the Ford Foundation, World Bank, USAID, and Natural Resources Defense Council. As the former Pentagon Correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, covered the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Five years as Mexico City Bureau Chief for Knight Ridder Newspapers, covering Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, and two years as Latin American Affairs Correspondent for the Times. From 1989-1991, covered the breakup of the Soviet Union. For communications work, accolades include: Winner, 28th Annual Webby Award. Winner, International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences Anthem Award, 2024. Citation from NABJ, 2023. Journalism honors include Associated Press Fairbanks Award for Public Policy, Overseas Press Club Citation, and National Press Club Award for Best Consumer Journalism.
Listed skills include Writing, Strategic Communications, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and 28 others.