Eliza Dewey is a freelance reporter and producer based in Boston. She has worked in journalism for nine years, including community journalism and public media in Boston (Dorchester Reporter, Bay State Banner and GBH News), self-published freelance work in India, an investigative television series in Miami (Fusion TV’s ‘The Naked Truth’), and the Boston Globe's first-ever television show, Boston Globe Today. She received her journalism master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School, where she specialized at the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism and wrote a longform piece about addiction services for people approaching release from incarceration. She also previously worked on Capitol Hill for then-Representative Ed Markey, where she advised on public policy related to income inequality. She's interested in creative storytelling that challenges dominant narratives and in expanding access to journalism careers for others.
