Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
5-27-2015
Abstract
Odette Yousef is the North Side Bureau reporter for WBEZ 91.5FM, Chicago’s NPR affiliate. She works in one of three urban community bureaus to extend Chicago Public Media’s coverage to people and places that may not always make it into mainstream news outlets. In particular, Odette focuses on issues relating to Chicago’s Asian-American populations, as well as many other minority populations that live in the city’s far North Side neighborhoods. Prior to coming to Chicago, Odette was a reporter with WABE FM in Atlanta, and worked at NPR in Washington, DC. She also co-hosts the television show My Chicago on WTTW11. She hails originally from the Boston area, and received her B.A. in Economics and East Asian Studies from Harvard University.
Recommended Citation
Yousef, Odette, "Dispatches from Chicago: Reporting on Immigrant Issues" (2015). Public Policy and Administration Lecture Series. 3.
https://digitalcommons.nl.edu/ppa-lectures/3
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Comments
Sponsored by the Master of Arts in Public Policy and Administration program at National Louis University.