Julia Scott

Julia Scott

KQED Contributor

Julia Scott is a former editor with KQED News. Prior to KQED, she was an editor with Crosscurrents at KALW Radio in  San Francisco. As a freelance reporter, she has filed stories for The California Report, Marketplace,  Nautilus and The New York Times Magazine. Prior to her work in radio, Julia was an environmental reporter for the San Jose Mercury News and Bay Area News Group, where her work was recognized with awards from the California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. Her radio honors include awards and citations from the Sony Radio Academy Awards and the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association. Julia hails from Montreal, Canada and lives in Oakland. She is the editor of the humor collection DRIVEL: Deliciously Bad Writing by Your Favorite Authors.

By Julia Scott

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Four Bay Area Cities Have Used Tear Gas. Here's How It Makes COVID-19 Worse

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Coverage of Global Climate Action Summit

Coal Takes Center Stage At the Global Climate Action Summit

Mayors From Around the Globe Gather to Share Solutions for Greener Cities

Counting on a Future

Beyond #MeToo: Do Hormones Make the Man?

Beyond #MeToo: Tech Bros and Surfer Bros

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