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Caitlin Dickerson Wikipedia, Parents【 Biography 】Husband, Married

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Personal Information Summary
Name Caitlin Dickerson
Mother / Mom Jane Buckman Hickey
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB As of 2024, she is around 35 years old.
Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Single / Partner Her personal life is private and it is not known if she is dating or married.
Did Caitlin Dickerson got any award? Caitlin Dickerson was awarded a George Foster Peabody Award in April.
Children / No. of Kids None
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race Mixed
Nationality American
Wiki Bio / Profile Background

Introduction :

  • Caitlin Dickerson is an inspirational immigration reporter, political analyst and is fast becoming recognized as a credible investigative journalist.
  • She came to prominence after reporting on the mustard gas testing of American troops by the U.S Military in the Second World War, where subjects of these tests were grouped by race.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

  • Now in her thirties, Caitlin lives in Brooklyn, New York.
  • She has a sister Kelly Dickerson.

Early Life and Education :

  • Caitlin grew up in Merced, California, which she feels has helped her in her work as she has friends from many different backgrounds.
  • She attended Golden Valley High School, from where she graduated in 2007.
  • Caitlin studied at California State University, Long Beach where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies in 2011.

Career, Income, Salary and Net Worth :

  • Caitlin’s first job was with National Public Radio (NPR) as an intern.
  • During her internship, she went to shadow the host of ‘Weekend: All Things Considered.’ She enjoyed it so much she went every Saturday for the duration of her training. Such was her enthusiasm and interest that Caitlin was offered her first job as a producer when her internship ended.
  • This role led her into bigger projects, and such was her success that she was offered a role on the ‘Investigations Desk,’ and her career as an investigative journalist began.
  • Early on in her career, in 2014, she won praise for her coverage of the Ebola outbreak.
  • For her investigation and reporting on the mustard gas testing, Caitlin won a Peabody Award in 2015 and an RTDNA National Edward R. Murrow Award in 2016. She said these made her feel she “belonged” in the world of investigative journalism.
  • Following her investigation into these tests, a law was passed giving compensation to the soldiers that had been subjected to the mustard gas.
  • Also in 2016, Caitlin joined the New York Times as national immigration reporter where she covered stories about immigration, family separation, detention, and deportation.
  • Caitlin is a regular host of the news podcast The Daily.
  • Her TV career started around the year 2018. Since then she, has made regular appearances on CBS This Morning, Morning Joe CNN Newsroom and Reliable Sources.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

  • Caitlin speaks Spanish which has helped her when working on the US-Mexican border.
  • She is a fan of blues music.
  • Caitlin nearly chose to go to Law School instead of becoming a journalist.
  • She once rode in former President Barack Obama’s motorcade.
  • As a youngster, Dickerson played Youth Soccer.
  • She quotes “run…don’t walk through every door that offers an opportunity” and “that no question is a dumb question.”

5 thoughts on “Caitlin Dickerson Wikipedia, Parents【 Biography 】Husband, Married”

  1. Caitlin Dickinson is your typical 100% Mainstream so-called journalist. White Nationalists HATE trump, yet she did not mention this in a recent Yahoo article!

  2. I do have empathy for those who are made to wait outside our borders but at the same time, I got tired of all the complaints about our facilities from a people who came here illegally. The storm of people jamming our borders was an impossibility to contend with. Their expectations are extremely unreasonable. It’s like trying to deal with thousands of toddlers who are tired and hungry. How in the world did their countries get so out of control that their people had to go elsewhere in order to live. I have lived overseas and we did not go there unprepared. We did not expect others to take care of our needs. I realize that most of these people probably didn’t have enough to begin with but trying to legally come here would have been easier for them and for us. They have created a mess and expect us to clean it up. No more complaints, please. It doesn’t help your cause.

    1. Archie and Edith Bunker opened each episode of “All in the Family” singing: “Why can’t they be like we were — perfect in every way…”

  3. Caitlin, I was very impressed by Achut Deng and would like to send her some money. I can’t find her address. How could I make a donation?

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