Amy Lieberman amylieberman

Amy Lieberman is an award-winning journalist based in New York City. Her coverage on politics, social justice issues, development and climate change has appeared in a variety of international news outlets, including The Guardian, Slate and The Atlantic. She has reported from the U.N. Headquarters, in addition to nine countries outside of the U.S. Amy received her master of arts degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in May 2014. Last year she completed a yearlong fellowship on the oil industry and climate change and co-published her findings with a team in the Los Angeles Times.

Latest Articles

With UNEP's expanded role, how much more technical assistance?

about 13 years ago

More uncertainty in Tunisia as PM resigns

about 13 years ago

A 'historic gathering' on climate ends in Nairobi

about 13 years ago

DfID's new London digs

about 13 years ago

Full speed ahead: AfDB’s plan for a Pan-African information highway

about 13 years ago

South Sudan braces for rains

about 13 years ago

Red Cross and ECHO team up on 'silent disasters'

about 13 years ago

Protection in practice: Lessons on aid delivery in fragile states

about 13 years ago

A gap between world leaders and civil society on post-2015?

about 13 years ago // News: Post-MDG agenda

A high-level panel appointed by the United Nations to craft a new global development agenda is gathering in Monrovia today for a series of talks – but civil society representatives are afraid that its focus has become too narrow.

Is foreign aid helping Africa prepare for disaster?

about 13 years ago // Exclusive Interview: Alexander Matheou

Recent months have seen a flurry of meetings on disaster risk reduction and ways to increase the resilience of communities against hardship. But is development cooperation truly able to make a difference? Ahead of a highly anticipated meeting of African officials on the issue, a Red Cross official told Devex he’s skeptical.

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