Jodi Kantor

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Jodi Kantor is an American investigative journalist for The New York Times, best known for her reporting on workplace culture and the #MeToo movement, including the Harvey Weinstein investigation.

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instanceOf human
journalist
non-fiction writer
awardReceived George Polk Award
Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting
Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
child one daughter
coAuthor Megan Twohey
coAuthorOf She Said
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
coveredTopic Amazon workplace practices
Barack Obama
Harvey Weinstein
Michelle Obama
Starbucks scheduling practices
dateOfBirth 1975
educatedAt Columbia University
Harvard Law School (attended, did not complete)
employer The New York Times
familyName Kantor
fieldOfWork #MeToo movement
linked to: MeToo movement

gender issues
investigative reporting
journalism
workplace culture
genre investigative journalism
non-fiction
givenName Jodi
hasWrittenFor Slate
The New York Times Magazine
knownFor Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse investigation reporting
reporting on the #MeToo movement
reporting on workplace culture
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Jodi Kantor
nationality American
notableWork She Said
The Obamas
occupation author
investigative journalist
journalist
placeOfBirth New York City
positionHeld New York Times correspondent covering the Obamas
Washington correspondent at The New York Times
editor at The New York Times
religion Judaism
residence Brooklyn, New York
linked to: Brooklyn
sexOrGender female
spouse Ron Lieber

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