Caitlin Chandler is a longform journalist based in Berlin, Germany
Caitlin is a longform journalist and writer covering migration, security and human rights (among other topics). At present she's a member of the Lighthouse Reports Surveillance Newsroom and teach journalism as an Adjunct Faculty member at the Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) in Berlin. In 2023, she received a Robert B. Silvers Foundation Grant for Work in Progress. Previous grants/awards: International Women's Media Foundation fellowship (2020); Investigative Journalism for Europe cross-border grant (as part of a team); EU Migration Media Award (2019), European Cross Border grant from Journalismfund as part of a team, International Reporting Project Africa Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution fellowship on Sudan, the German Otto Brenner Preis for investigative reporting (as part of a team), and an Anne LaBastille Writing Residency for creative nonfiction. Her story for CJR, The Doctors vs #MeToo, was highlighted on Longreads and Longform and my work appeared on the cover of The Washington Post Magazine. Co-creator of opensecuritydata.eu; formerly a senior editor at Africa Is A Country and in-progress M.F.A. candidate in nonfiction at Randolph College in Virginia.
