Journalism across broadcast, documentary, audio and written forms.
Kate Holland is an investigative journalist and producer whose work spans broadcast investigations, documentary production, written reporting, audio, and interactive journalism.
Kate works across breaking news, investigative reporting, documentary production, audio, television, shorts, and feature-length projects. Her reporting has addressed climate and environmental accountability, criminal justice, civil rights, election systems, misinformation, public safety, and the experiences of victims and survivors.
Her experience includes work with ABC News’ investigative unit and contributions to reporting recognized by the News & Documentary Emmys, duPont-Columbia Awards, Edward R. Murrow Awards, and Peabody Awards. In 2021, she was selected for a John Jay and Harry Frank Guggenheim reporting fellowship.
Her professional affiliations and service have included Investigative Reporters & Editors, the Newswomen’s Guild of New York, and News & Documentary Emmy judging.
End the Backlog
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Evidence, accountability and care.
- Evidence-forward reporting
- Accurate attribution and collaborative credit
- Victim-centered and trauma-aware practice
- Public accountability
- Editorial precision
- Responsible handling of sensitive work
Institutions, public safety and communities under pressure.
Kate’s reporting spans environmental accountability, criminal justice, civil rights, technology, public institutions and the experiences of victims and survivors.
- 01Climate and environment
- 02Civil rights and public accountability
- 03Criminal justice and public safety
- 04Technology, misinformation, and security
- 05Victims, survivors, and institutional response
- 06Breaking news and enterprise reporting