Reade Levinson

Reade Levinson is a visual investigations reporter at Reuters News, based in London. She specialises in using data analysis and open source methods to break news and expose wrongdoing. She has covered the Trump administration’s immigration policies; police violence and failings of the U.S. justice system; business interests of Myanmar military family members; and the largely unregulated U.S. trade in donated human bodies. In 2023, she was part of a team at Reuters that were finalists for the Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting for a series of stories detailing Nigeria’s campaign of lethal violence carried out by the military over a decade in which they forced thousands of women to undergo abortions after being freed from sexual captivity by Boko Haram rebels and also slaughtered dozens of their living children. She has also won the Selden Ring for Investigative Reporting, Gerald Loeb Award, Scripps Howard Award, Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics and has been a finalist for the Goldsmith Prize, among others.