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Jaweed K.

Correspondent at Los Angeles Times

Jaweed Kaleem is an experienced journalist currently working as an education reporter for the Los Angeles Times.24 Here are some key details about his career and background:

Professional Experience

  • Current Role: Education reporter at the Los Angeles Times, focusing on K-12 and higher education news and features45
  • Previous Positions:
    • National correspondent for the Los Angeles Times1
    • London-based foreign correspondent, covering major international events1
    • Senior religion reporter at the Huffington Post3
    • Religion reporter at the Miami Herald3

Areas of Expertise

Kaleem has covered a wide range of topics throughout his career, including:

  • Education
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Environment
  • International affairs
  • Culture

Notable Coverage

As a foreign correspondent based in London, Jaweed reported on significant global events such as:

  • Russia's war on Ukraine
  • Death of Queen Elizabeth II
  • U.K. political crisis
  • Energy and climate issues
  • Hollywood's presence in Europe1

Education Initiative

Recently, Kaleem joined the Los Angeles Times' education team, where he will initially focus on exploring the intersection of America's culture wars in K-12 systems and higher education.4

Jaweed Kaleem is known for his versatile reporting skills and has established himself as a respected journalist in various beats, from national and international news to specialized topics like religion and education.

Highlights

Feb 21 · linkedin

Ksenia Karelina left Los Angeles around the New Year on a flight to Moscow via Istanbul. She was excited to see her younger sister, parents and grandmother in Yekaterinburg, the city east of the Ural Mountains in Russia that she departed more than a decade ago to start a new life in America.

Now the 33-year-old spa aesthetician and amateur ballerina, a dual citizen of Russia and the United States, is behind bars in Russia on treason charges, with loved ones fearing for her fate and U.S. officials warning that the country has become too dangerous for any American to remain.

Dec 23 · linkedin

“A lot of Palestinians here in America are trying to hold two thoughts together. The first is how we are angry and in pain over decades and decades of history that has hurt our people. But the other is, how can we be strategic and accomplish the goals to stop the violence against us and not give Americans more reasons to be suspicious?”

My latest article on reaction in the U.S. to the Israel-Hamas war: https://lnkd.in/gs9Xmye6

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Location

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area