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Request a demoCassandra Vinograd is an award-winning multimedia journalist, photographer and producer with more than a decade's experience at the world's leading news organizations. She started with the Associated Press in West Africa. As an editor with The Wall Street Journal in Brussels and then London, she ran the daytime digital newsdesk and covered a few coups in her spare time. After a transition to the AP's London bureau, Vinograd focused on foreign affairs, politics and defense -- plus all things royal wedding. She rounded out her time at AP with a stint overseeing the Kabul bureau. Most recently, she worked at NBC News as a senior writer and editor for digital. That's placed her in Paris and Brussels to report on terror attacks, central Africa to take a close look at the scourge of Boko Haram and throughout Europe to cover the refugee crisis for all media platforms. She's reported extensively on ISIS, from its use of child soldiers to a global exclusive on the first American killed fighting for the group. In 2014, she was part of the NBC team which won a Peabody Award for ISIS coverage. She also was part of an NBC team nominated for an Emmy Award for coverage of the Charlie Hebdo attacks. She won a 2016 Sigma Delta Chi award from the Society of Professional Journalists for coverage of the Brussels terror attacks with her team at NBC.
Produced for NBC News Digital
For this exclusive story, chronicled the plight of survivors who fled Boko Haram atrocities in Nigeria. When the first international aid reached Koulfoua island in Lake Chad, we were there.
Produced for NBC News Digital
She pushed on through dirt, dark, heaving crowds of sweaty bodies. All that mattered to Salma was the destination: Germany, and safety from the horrors of Syria. NBC News tells the extraordinary story of one family among hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants.
Produced for NBC News Digital
Yassin Aanouz suffered physical injuries in the attack on Brussels Airport but is worried about another, deeper scar.
Produced for NBC News Digital
Boris Rehlinger's wife had finally agreed to go to see Eagles of Death Metal — and they had a great view of the show from the right-hand side of the Bataclan concert hall. Then gunfire cut through the music.
Produced for Al Jazeera English - Digital
A surge of violence in C.A.R. has put the country on edge, fearful of a new descent into chaos.
This segment originally aired Oct. 28, 2016 on VICE News Tonight on HBO. The number of civilians fleeing the fighting continues to rise.
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