Nadine Sebai
Reporter for The Public's Radio
The Public's Radio
Nadine Sebai is a reporter for The Public’s Radio in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Her voice has been heard on NPR, KQED, KXJZ, BBC World, KPFA, and KALX.
For the last two years, Sebai has been working as a local journalism partner with PBS FRONTLINE on an investigative series. Prior to this, she was the interim state government reporter at Capital Public Radio where she covered education and the Legislature. Prior to that, Sebai was an intern at KQED Public Radio for The California Report Magazine. She worked as a Producer/Researcher at AJ+ and a reporter at AJ+ for Documenting Hate, the collaborative project...
Stories from Nadine Sebai
Las Jornadas de 21 Horas de un Adolescente en New Bedford
A New Bedford Teenager’s 21-Hour Days
El déficit en los sistemas que se supone deben proteger a los niños inmigrantes
The Flaws in the Systems to Protect Migrant Teens
Adolescentes Inmigrantes Trabajaron en Empleos Riesgosos en Procesadoras de Productos Del Mar en New Bedford
Migrant Teens Worked in Risky Jobs in New Bedford Seafood Processing Plants
Policies
Teacher Center
Jon and Jo Ann Hagler on behalf of the Jon L. Hagler Foundation
Koo and Patricia Yuen
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