About Me
Jiménez, a Miami native, a journalist and a graduate student from UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She is an immigration reporter for the Investigative Reporting Program in Berkeley, California. Recently, she was awarded the NICAR25 fellowship by the Investigative Reporters and Editors organization. Her work has appeared in Tampa Bay Times, USA TODAY, Mother Jones, Washington Post, CNBC and NBC4/Telemundo44 in Washington D.C. Her 2023 investigation into administrative failings in the State Department’s “diversity visa” program was published by Mother Jones magazine and Center for Public Integrity. At the Washington Post's newsroom, she contributed to an in-depth report into Former President Trump's pardons. Previously, she has graduated from American University’s School of Communication where she studied journalism and international studies with a concentration in economics. While at AU, she was the president of the school’s chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists; a reporting fellow at the Investigative Reporting Workshop, an investigative reporting lab; and received the Ron Sutton Visual Literacy Award and the American News Women's Club Scholarship. The proud daughter of first generation Colombian immigrants, Jiménez was raised in Hialeah, Florida.
