Cassandra Vinograd

Cassandra Vinograd, often referred to as Cassie Vinograd, is a prominent journalist currently serving as a Senior Staff Editor at The New York Times. With nearly 20 years of experience in the field, she has developed a strong reputation for her work in international reporting, particularly focusing on conflict and human rights issues.

Professional Background

• Current Role: Vinograd joined The New York Times as a Senior Staff Editor in the Opinion section in August 2021 and later transitioned to the International desk in October 2023. She has been involved in editing and producing content related to global events, including extensive coverage of the war in Ukraine while freelancing for the Live team from March 2022 to March 2024.12

• Previous Experience:

  • CBS News: Worked as a producer for "60 Minutes," where she contributed to high-profile investigative journalism.
  • NBC News Digital: Served as deputy London editorial manager and senior writer, focusing on terrorism and foreign policy. Her reporting included significant events like the Brussels bombings and the Paris terror attacks.1
  • The Associated Press: Worked as a correspondent specializing in politics, foreign affairs, and defense, covering various regions including Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.1

Awards and Recognition

Vinograd's work has garnered multiple accolades:

• A Peabody Award for continuing coverage of ISIS.
• A Society of Professional Journalists award in 2016.
• An Emmy nomination in 2016 for her contributions to NBC News.1

Areas of Expertise

Her reporting expertise includes:

• Conflict and foreign policy
• Human rights
• Migration issues
• Coverage of major global crises across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.12

Cassandra Vinograd's extensive career reflects her commitment to impactful journalism, particularly in areas that shape global narratives.