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ANNIE AVILÉS &#38;nbsp;


I make stories about the future of rural places and the people who call them home. I also help teams build podcasts.Some of those stories include: 
A reported essay about Bolivia’s struggle to reclaim its lost sea, for&#38;nbsp;Harpers.&#38;nbsp;
An&#38;nbsp;investigation into FEMA flood maps in Maine, for Pacific Standard. 
A narrative podcast about the opioid epidemic, for Vice and Spotify.
I’m from a rural, blue collar community; I learned journalism out in the world, while working as a translator and fixer in Bolivia. My first solo assignment was for NPR and involved spending a month at the epicenter of an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile. After that, I continued working for NPR, covering land and resource conflicts from rural communities throughout North and South America. 
Following a move to the U.S., I began to help people build podcasts, including the team at Vice Audio, where I stayed on for several years and led editorial.My work has earned a Murrow, a Fulbright, a Rona Jaffe Bread Loaf Fellowship, and other awards. I’ve also taught writing and/or audio at Boston University, Colby College, the University of California at Berkeley, and the Salt Institute of Documentary Studies.&#38;nbsp;
Today, in addition to freelance reporting, I work as series editor on&#38;nbsp;Staying Human with Dr. Vivek Murthy, which I helped develop and launch.

For assignments, podcast consulting, or stories:
aviannie@proton.me


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