Welcome to the home page of Hannah Dreier, investigative reporter with The New York Times.
At The Times, Dreier has focused on a series of exposés about child labor. She was previously a national reporter at The Washington Post, where her stories about inequities in federal disaster response led to sweeping changes at FEMA. Before that, she worked for ProPublica and wrote about immigrants on Long Island whose lives were shattered by a botched crackdown on the gang MS-13.
She was Venezuela correspondent for The Associated Press for five years, and documented that country’s humanitarian collapse from inside hospitals, schools and prisons. Her work has led to new laws and nationwide policy changes, and won two Pulitzer Prizes.
Contact: hannah.dreier@nytimes.com
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