

eisnerchiara@gmail.com
Hi there! I'm a multimedia investigative journalist based in South Carolina, reporting for The State. Previously, I reported on science for The Economist from London, criminal justice for The Marshall Project from Manhattan, and the 2019 presidential elections for Argentina's national paper, Clarín, from Buenos Aires. As a freelancer, I covered the environment, the pandemic, prisons, design, technology, health, and the Arctic for The Marshall Project, The Intercept, The Economist, WIRED, Scientific American, The Boston Globe, and Jalopnik. My photojournalism has appeared in features published by The Marshall Project and Jalopnik, and I've filed audio stories for The Economist's Babbage and NPR's Radio Ambulante podcasts.
I am Argentine-American and speak Spanish and Portuguese. My training is in public health, infectious disease, and investigative journalism. I was awarded full-tuition scholarships to complete a Bachelor's of Science in Public Health from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master's of Science in Investigative Reporting from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism / Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism.