Charlie Spicer
Data and Visualizations Editor @Committee to Protect Journalists
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WORK HISTORY
Data and Visualizations Editor @Committee to Protect Journalists
NY, US
EDUCATION
Emporia State University
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Spanish Language and Literature
Columbia University
Master of Science, Journalism
Emporia State University
Bachelor of Arts, English Language and Literature/Letters
ABOUT CHARLIE SPICER
An award-winning investigative journalist from Kansas, Charlie Spicer was promoted to Data and Visualizations Editor at the Committee to Protect Journalists after working for three years as a News Editor. CPJ is an international nonprofit that promotes press freedom and defends journalists around the globe. Spicer previously worked as a climate change reporter in his home state, working for The Wichita Eagle and Report for America, where he regularly demonstrated his narrative writing skills to explain environmental concepts and trends to readers who don’t receive much local coverage of these topics. Spicer studied investigative techniques and narrative writing at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism while working as a student assistant for Columbia Journalism Investigations in partnership with ProPublica, where he investigated dating apps and sexual assault and how they impacted LGBTQ+ users. He was Editor-in-Chief of her college paper, The Bulletin, at Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas, where he wrote a groundbreaking investigative series about the university’s handling of Title IX cases.
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