Norma Hilton
Class of 2023
Norma Hilton is a journalist interested in telling nuanced stories about underrepresented communities. After graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, she’s covered domestic violence and murder suicides for the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting. Previously, she covered the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingyas, specifically violence against women. In 2018 she received the Future News Worldwide award, which is given to the best young journalists in the world by the British Council. Based in Dhaka, Brisbane, Singapore and New York City, she has covered the #MeToo movement in Saudi Arabia, environmental degradation in conflict zones and press suppression in Australia.
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THE HOME SHOW (PART TWO)
THE HOME SHOW (PART ONE)
I covered murder-suicides, and learned how journalists were vulnerable to trauma
I covered murder-suicides, and learned how journalists were vulnerable to trauma
Reporting on trauma can be traumatic for those reporting on it
