Pauline Bartolone

Health Care Reporter

Pauline Bartolone has been producing radio for ten years. Her work has been heard nationally on NPR News, as well as Latino USA, Living On Earth, World Vision Report and Weekend America. Her stories have been most-emailed on NPR.org.

Pauline has been recognized for her in-depth reporting and storytelling. She was part of a group of reporters who won the 2006 George Polk Award for Radio Journalism for coverage of climate change. Pauline reported about Islam and polygamy through a Knight-Carnegie fellowship, and about food access problems in the Central Valley through the California Endowment's Health Journalism Fellowship. In 2011, Pauline's reporting about chemical exposure in nail salons won an investigative award from the Society of Professional Journalists Northern California chapter.  

Health has long been a thread through Pauline's media career. She is passionate about bringing multimedia storytelling to public radio. She's freelanced from seven Latin American countries and holds an M.J. in New Media from UC Berkeley's School of Journalism.

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