Roberto Ferdman

Roberto Ferdman is an award-winning journalist and investigative reporter who worked as a correspondent at VICE Media for over 7 years, from June 2016 to November 2023.6 He is known for his work on various VICE News programs and documentaries.

Career Highlights

VICE News Tonight:: Ferdman was a correspondent for VICE News Tonight, where he and his colleagues won the George Polk Award for Television Reporting for their coverage of the killing of Breonna Taylor and the subsequent investigations.1

Investigative Reporting:: He has covered a wide range of subjects as an investigative reporter, writer, and producer for both documentaries and news programs.6

Previous Experience:: Before joining VICE, Ferdman worked at The Washington Post, as indicated in his Twitter bio.5

Notable Work

Ferdman has been involved in several notable projects:

1. Coverage of charter schools in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina.3
2. Investigations into police misconduct, including a story about ex-Louisville detectives accused of soliciting sexual favors.4
3. Appearances on other news programs like "The ReidOut".2

Awards and Recognition

In addition to the George Polk Award, Ferdman's work has garnered other nominations and recognition in the field of journalism.2

Current Status

As of October 2024, Ferdman describes himself as an "Investigative Reporter/Writer/Producer, Docs and News" on his Twitter profile.5 He is no longer with VICE Media, having left in November 2023.6

Roberto Ferdman's LinkedIn profile username is indeed roberto-ferdman-73a02422, as mentioned in the query.6