Naomi Campbell

Fellow @Pulitzer Center

ZA

Selected as one of 49 Pulitzer Center Campus Consortium Fellows to report on spaza shop survival and regulation in Soweto, Johannesburg, where I spent one month investigating South Africa’s informal food economyEdited and proofread story in line with AP style, South African newsroom normsCollaborated with local experts and high-profile sources to provide context and credibility on a sensitive issue affecting Black South Africans and foreign nationalsConducted in-depth interviews with victims’ families, foreign spaza shop owners, NGOs, journalists and community leaders to ensure balanced, culturally sensitive reportingAttended Washington Weekend in October 2025 along with 48 peers to dicuss our underreported projects in a collaborative and engaging learning environmentNetworked with over 30 media professionals across different organizations from Bloomberg, The Washington Post, and The 51stAttended panel discussions such as conversations surrounding mental health as a journalist while reporting sensitive topics with speaker, John Woodrow CoxWatched the screening for Sharing Nkashi: Race for the Okavango with people of the Okavango Delta y the team of the National Geographic

Rutgers University–Newark

English/Language Arts Teacher Education

S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University

Master's degree, Magazine