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I'm a veteran journalist and communications maven with local, national and global experience across a spate of platforms. The items below represent the primary genres within this sample collection of my work. Click and dig in!
- Radio
Radio / Karen Pelland. It all started in radio. In 1999 I...
- Investigative Reporting
23rd September 2013. FLYER: Pro Bono Forum. After my story...
- Radio
Dec 17, 2016 · Radio / Karen Pelland. It all started in radio. In 1999 I began writing newscasts for Morning Edition at WBUR in Boston, where I quickly became a producer on NPR's daily public affairs program Here & Now.
As a veteran reporter, broadcaster, writer, editor, researcher, storyteller, adventurer and leader, I have the skills and enthusiasm to support communications and media...
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- Oregon Health Authority
Dec 17, 2016 · 23rd September 2013. FLYER: Pro Bono Forum. After my story on the lack of pro bono legal services for the poor in Santa Barbara County, I organized and moderated a public forum on the issue, including creating this flyer. Mission & State • 31st July 2013. FEATURE: Where Have All the Lawyers Gone?
Award-winning veteran journalist seasoned in editorial leadership, forming and implementing communications and content strategies for media, government, nonprofit, documentary and political campaign environments.
Karen Pelland is a freelance radio journalist who occasionally dabbles in documentary film. Prior to getting her start at WBUR public radio in Boston in 1999, however, she wandered the grey cubicles of corporate America, not quite sure what it was all about.
Karen Pelland is known for Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead (2010), Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden? (2008) and What Would Jesus Buy? (2007).
