Cynthia Graber
print and radio journalist
Cynthia Graber
print and radio journalist
For more than a decade, I’ve reported on a variety of subjects for both radio and print, employing my interviewing and foreign language skills and my interest in the world around me to reach the heart of any story. During 2012-2013, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to join a group of 12 international journalists as a fellow in the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT.
My radio documentaries have aired on Scientific American, the World Vision Report, The World, Living on Earth, and Latino USA, while my print stories have appeared in a range of venues such as the Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, Scientific American, Smithsonian.com, Ranger Rick, and Muse Magazine. I’m the author of the e-single, “Electric Shock: How electricity could be the key to human regeneration.”
Click on the subjects at the top of the page to read and listen.
Awards
2004 “Pinnacle of Excellence” award, radio, from the American Association for the Advancement of Science
2004 Award for In-Depth Reporting, Society of Environmental Journalists, second place
2005 Silver Medal winner at the New York Festivals
Professional Affiliations and Degrees
Masters of Science in Science Journalism, Boston University, 2000
National Association of Science Writers
American Society of Journalists and Authors
Association of Independents in Radio
Professional Development
MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship, 2012-2013
Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources, Energy Country Institute, November 2009
MIT Knight Fellowship, Kavli Science Workshop on the Frontiers of Brain Science, June 2008
Foreign Languages
Spanish – Comfortable ability to conduct interviews, read articles
Hebrew – Fluency in spoken Hebrew and comfort reading and writing
French – Conversational comfort
Related Teaching Experience
Tufts University, lecturer in the Experimental College, taught Science Journalism, Fall 2004 and 2005
Guest lecturer in Emerson College beat reporting class and in Tufts University documentaries for social change class
Guest on the PBS show Fetch, teaching two young participants how to produce a radio documentary, aired 2008
Fellow in the Writing Center at Boston University, 1998 and 1999
About Me
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name Cynthia Graber
location Somerville, MA
Contact cynthiagraber (at) me (dot) com
subjects science, environment, justice, food