Elizabeth Dias

Elizabeth Dias is a prominent national religion correspondent known for her insightful reporting on the intersection of religion and politics in American society. With over 15 years of experience, she delves into the evolving landscape of belief systems and power dynamics that shape public life. Dias has extensively covered religious aspects of four presidential elections and reported from over 30 states.

She co-authored the book 'The Fall of Roe: The Rise of a New America' with Lisa Lerer, a detailed investigation into the implications of overturning Roe v. Wade on women, abortion, and the future of the United States. Dias joined The New York Times in 2018, part of the national and political reporting teams. Prior to that, she covered religion, politics, and national news at Time Magazine, where she had remarkable experiences such as accompanying Pope Francis, interviewing the Dalai Lama, and examining the ascent of conservative Christianity within the Trump movement.

Elizabeth Dias holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theology from Wheaton College and a Masters of Divinity in Religion/Religious Studies from Princeton Theological Seminary. Her educational journey took her through various schools including Phoenix Country Day School, Branksome Hall, and Frankfurt International School. Originally from a multi-cultural background spanning Ohio, Germany, and Canada, Dias currently resides in Washington, D.C.