Doris Truong is a multimedia journalist who thrives in a fast-paced news environment. From 2013 to 2018, she directed news content for washingtonpost.com during key events and moments of breaking news.
Here are pages for which she curated stories, edited headlines and blurbs, and chose visuals:
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Here are pages for which she curated stories, edited headlines and blurbs, and chose visuals:
- Post reporter Jason Rezaian’s release from Iranian prison in January 2016: Early report | Iran sanctions lifted
- State of the Union 2014: During | After
- Fort Hood shootings: Before | After
- Gaza conflict
- Emmys 2014
- Aspen Institute, Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation: “Doris is a terrific editor, and she always meets our tight deadlines. We are grateful for her skill and responsiveness.” — Tracey A. Rutnik, Deputy Director for Research and Policy
- Center for Evaluation Innovation: “Doris’s outstanding editing always makes our publications better without compromising our organization’s voice — in fact, it makes it clearer! She’s fast, thorough, professional and so very easy to work with, and all at a price our nonprofit can afford.” — Tanya Beer, Associate Director
- Visually Dynamic: “Doris is a consummate journalist with an eye for detail and storytelling. She steps up for us and our clients every time.” — Tan Ly, President
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