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María Cristina Caballero

María Cristina Caballero, a 1997 Nieman Fellow, began working in journalism when she was 16. Her reporting in Colombia has received numerous awards, including several Simón Bolívar Prizes (the most important journalism award in Colombia), the Inter American Press Association Human Rights Award, and the 1999 Committee to Protect Journalists World Press Freedom Award. After multiple threats to her life, she left her native country and to study for a master’s degree in the Mason Program at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

María Cristina Caballero, NF ’97

María Cristina Caballero, NF ’97

Twice in her life, Caballero found at Harvard a safe haven from threats of violence, first as a Nieman Fellow and later as a fellow at the Kennedy School I…

Machismo Is Only One Obstacle Women Face

A Colombian war reporter becomes involved with women’s issues.