I like to dig.
I'm a freelance investigative reporter specializing in public records, data analysis and multiplatform collaborations.
My stories have ranged from historical deep dives exploring long-running climate disinformation campaigns to profiles of beleaguered enforcement agencies and narrative-driven explainers on controversial federal policies.
My work has appeared in outlets across the U.S. and internationally including The Guardian, The Associated Press, NPR, Vox, the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Marshall Project, Grist and more. Most recently, I was the Social Services Reporter for New York Focus where I chronicled the historic defunding of critical safety net programs.
My award-winning investigations have been recognized by the National Press Foundation, the National Association of Science Writers, the Society of Environmental Journalists, RTDNA, Columbia University, the University of Michigan and the City University of New York at Hunter College.
My stories have also been cited by policymakers, political figures, academics, attorneys, book authors and comedians on satirical news programs.