
Izzy 愛子 Bloom
@izzyabloom
Journalist @KQED #PoliticalBreakdown. @ucbsoj ‘22. formerly #TheCaliforniaReport @politicoCA @sacbee_news @ucberkeleyirp
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14-04-2020 18:26:02
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I’m back on NPR's Code Switch this week introducing two incredible stories from two recent graduates from Berkeley Journalism (my new home!) And they’re on my favorite topic: LANGUAGE. Please listen! The episode drops Wednesday, August 3!

Such a beautiful episode! Congratulations Elena Neale-Sacks and Izzy 愛子 Bloom ! Listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cod…


On Sep 4, Chileans will vote to approve a new constitution drafted over the past year. Amidst a 10 year drought, a key issue is whether to de-privatize the country's water supply. In our new film for The Intercept we went to the convention to find out. youtu.be/X-W_IYSe6zY

Today I became the latest in a surprisingly long line of journalists to write about beavers in the The New York Times. The articles themselves are a fascinating snapshot into the complicated relationship between beavers and humans. Here are just a few. 🦫 🧵 nytimes.com/2022/09/06/cli…

Lost in Translation: How can kids of immigrants talk about #gender expansiveness in their parents' home language? Izzy 愛子 Bloom Elena Neale-Sacks's story hits close to home for me as a 2nd gen mom of a nonbinary kid. #TheCaliforniaReport Mag NPR's Code Switch KQED bit.ly/3Uj5VRe

Excited to accept an SPJ NorCal Chapter @spj-norcal.bsky.social award tonight w Izzy 愛子 Bloom for our story about 3 amazing women linking medicine, food justice, and #LandBack. Featuring music and wisdom from @DrRupaMarya bit.ly/3EJI59U



WE ARE BACK! More Perfect Season 4 launches next week. Our trailer is an ode to high school nerd-dom, featuring teens naming their pocket constitutions and throwing f-bombs about the Supreme Court. Give it a listen. bit.ly/41ZRLrJ

The first audio documentary I edited for Berkeley Journalism Lost In Translation was Isabella Bloom's audio exploration into why her mom didn't teach her nor her older brother their heritage language: Japanese. It's a beautiful piece and she was recently named a finalist in the

#LandBack can be more complicated than it seems when tribes get land back that's been polluted. Terrific reporting from Izzy 愛子 Bloom on Wiyot Tribe's efforts to reclaim a sacred island where their ancestors were massacred in 1860 #TheCaliforniaReport KQED bit.ly/3SoEsyU

A gorgeous and haunting longform audio story of massacre, reparations, land back, the Indigenous Wiyot people, and a tiny island at the center of the world. By Izzy 愛子 Bloom, a Food and Farming Journalism Fellow Berkeley Journalism The 11th Hour Project kqed.org/news/11966087/…

How a California Tribe Fought for Years to Get Their Ancestral Land Back in Eureka. Beautiful longform audio story by Izzy 愛子 Bloom ('22) a Berkeley Journalism and The 11th Hour Project Food and Farming Journalism Fellow kqed.org/news/11966087/…

If your entire timeline is journalists of color getting laid off from the LA Times… listen to today’s episode of Political Breakdown with Scott Shafer @GOAnand and Col. Gustavo Arellano kqed.org/news/11973593/…