Krista Kapralos 
Location:
Washington, DC United States
Journalistic Interests:
Investigations, long-form narrative, foreign reporting
Bio:
Krista is UPIU's regional director for the Americas, Africa and Europe. She holds an M.A. in magazine, newspaper and online journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, and has worked in print and online journalism for seven years.
Krista has covered politics, international news, faith and religion, immigrant issues, American Indian tribes and other topics.
She has reported from Europe, Africa, South America and the United States, and her work has been honored by more than a dozen awards.
Krista has been awarded reporting fellowships with the International Reporting Project and the International Center for Journalists, and has been published in The Washington Post, Global Post, and many other publications. She also writes for Religion News Service.
Krista has spent hours in an American Indian sweat lodge to learn more about how tribal sovereignty inspires cigarette smuggling rings, climbed cliffs in West Africa to interview village leaders about how Christian aid groups are changing their lives, hiked in the Venezuelan jungle to report on mining issues and traveled throughout Bosnia to write about civil war.
Before becoming a journalist, Krista studied in Germany and taught English in India. She grew up in Oregon, in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
She currently lives in Washington, DC.
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Jehoiackim Kateve commented on
Write for UPI.com and earn $100!
Its nice to see Krista in Namibia training journalits she is inpiring us.
And whish her good work and she can continues giving skills knowledge to journlalist on investigative journalism on health issues, such HIV and AIDS ,Malaria and other diseases.
Thank you.
Jehoiackim Kateve
Basefm 106.2 Namibia
journalist
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