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Bria is a journalist who's done it all. She has experience in local, national and international news and she's worked in radio and TV. She's traveled to Norway to report and produce a documentary about prison reform and she spent one year working on a narrative podcast about a city filled with government scandals. There's not a job in the newsroom that she can't do. She can report on-air, write for broadcast and web, shoot and edit video, line produce, digital produce, manage a team, record and edit audio and investigate.








 
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Most recently, she's done investigations into police officer's treatment of sexual assault victims, accessibility issues in public transportation, deaf patients struggling to access interpreter services at hospitals and free prison phone calls. The ability to hold those in power accountable and push for change is what drives her. While working at Connecticut Public Radio, she also served on the board of the Connecticut Foundation for Open Government which educates state residents on how to access government information.

Bria is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Media Management at The New School. She's pursuing this degree with the hopes of learning more about the business of media and journalism. She plans to transition from working in the newsroom to working on content strategy or managing company-wide initiatives for a news organization. 


Above all, Bria enjoys working with a team. She believes the work is stronger when people come together from different walks of life with different backgrounds. In every newsroom she's worked in, she's found joy in working with colleagues who sometimes turn into life-long friends. If you're interested in having Bria on your team, send her an email at brialloyd.reporting@gmail.com
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