'Journalism is a feedback mechanism to help society self-correct'
About Me
Kimberly is a multimedia journalist with extensive experience reporting, on-camera hosting, and video production in Mexico, Kenya, Israel, Morocco, and the United States.
She is currently based in NYC, working as a Supervising Producer of a production team at The News Movement (TNM). She oversees the production of digital documentaries, explainer series, and special video projects for sister brands TNM and The Recount.
In this role, she has also produced and filmed interviews with President Joe Biden, Malala, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Governor Josh Shapiro, Senator Catherine Cortez Masto, and Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.
Prior to that, Kimberly reported and produced her own documentaries, focusing on immigration policies and climate change. She has covered issues like the asylum crisis at the US-Mexico border, displacement at a Kenyan refugee camp, Indigenous fire practices that fight wildfires, among many other topics in the U.S. & abroad.
She hopes her work, especially in non-narrated long form, gives agency to people, changing them from subjects to storytellers.
Kimberly holds a Masters degree in international reporting and visual storytelling from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. She is a first-generation American and a proud daughter of Ecuadorian immigrants.
In November 2022, Kimberly hosted 1 of 6 live YouTube "News Creator workshops" to help news content creators grow their YT platforms. You can view here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKPPiysJlIo
