Megan Twohey

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Megan Twohey is an American investigative journalist for The New York Times, best known for co-reporting the Pulitzer Prize-winning exposé on Harvey Weinstein and co-authoring the book "She Said."

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instanceOf human
investigative journalist
awardReceived George Polk Award
Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting
Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
coAuthorOf She Said
coAuthorWith Jodi Kantor
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
coveredTopic abuse of power by public figures
political corruption
reproductive rights
sexual harassment in the workplace
women’s rights
educatedAt Evanston Township High School
Georgetown University
employer Chicago Tribune
Reuters
The New York Times
fieldOfWork investigative reporting
journalism
genre investigative journalism
hasAwardTogetherWith Jodi Kantor
hasChild daughter
hasGender female
hasOccupation nonfiction writer
hasRole co-reporter on Harvey Weinstein exposé
knownFor investigative reporting on sexual harassment
reporting on sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf The New York Times investigative team
nationality American
notableWork Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse investigation
New York Times investigation into Donald Trump’s treatment of women
She Said
coverage of unregulated international adoptions
occupation investigative journalist
journalist
reporter
placeOfBirth Evanston, Illinois
publisherOfWork Penguin Press
spouse Jim Ruttenberg
subjectOf film adaptation of She Said
workLocation New York City
workPublishedIn Chicago Tribune
Reuters
The New York Times

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