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SUMMARY:An Evening of Reflection and Insight with Reuters Journalist Bianca Flow
ers
DESCRIPTION:\nBianca Flowers is an award-winning multimedia journalist a
nd U.S. Race and Justice Correspondent at Reuters News\, as well as the
Global Co-chair of the Black Journalists and Allies Network (BJAN). Base
d in Chicago\, she covers enterprise stories on race\, identity\, and so
cial justice\, exploring the intersections of politics and the economy.\
n\nFlowers began her Reuters career as a manufacturing correspondent\, r
eporting on key sectors of the U.S. economy\, including global steel\, a
griculture\, construction\, and technological advancements in automation
. Her reporting has delved into labor unions\, including the 2023 United
Auto Workers strike\, the impact of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse on
commercial real estate\, and the contentious debate over the U.S. Steel
acquisition.\n\nPrior to Reuters\, Flowers was a senior video journalis
t for Dow Jones\, focusing on personal finance\, income inequality\, and
diversity in tech\, and co-led MarketWatch’s “The Value Gap\,” where sh
e interviewed leaders on reducing racial and social disparities. She has
also held editorial roles at Fortune\, LearnVest\, Investopedia\, and A
BC News.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/bianca-flo
wers/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Bianca Flowers
is an award-winning multimedia journalist and U.S. Race and Justice Corr
espondent at Reuters News, as well as the Global Co-chair of th
e Black Journalists and Allies Network (BJAN). Based in Chicago, she cov
ers enterprise stories on race, identity, and social justice, exploring
the intersections of politics and the economy.
Flowers began her R
euters career as a manufacturing correspondent, reporting on key sectors
of the U.S. economy, including global steel, agriculture, construction,
and technological advancements in automation. Her reporting has delved
into labor unions, including the 2023 United Auto Workers strike, the im
pact of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse on commercial real estate, and
the contentious debate over the U.S. Steel acquisition.
Prior to R
euters, Flowers was a senior video journalist for Dow Jones, focusing on
personal finance, income inequality, and diversity in tech, and co-led
MarketWatch’s “The Value Gap,” where she interviewed leaders on reducing
racial and social disparities. She has also held editorial roles at Fortune, LearnVest, Investopedia, and ABC Ne
ws.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/bianca-flowers/
LOCATION:114 Welch Building
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