Brazilian Journalist Fernanda Silva Brings Fresh Insights to Rural America Coverage

Brazilian journalist Fernanda Silva is a seasoned reporter with a diverse career that spans sports journalism, rural community reporting, and international coverage. Her journey into journalism began in São Paulo, where she earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero. She later pursued a post-graduate degree in Creation, Production, and Management Audiovisual Transmedia from the same institution.

Her passion for storytelling led her to work at prominent outlets such as ESPN Brasil, Olimpíada Todo Dia, and TV Gazeta as a producer and reporter. During her five-year tenure covering sports, Fernanda had the remarkable opportunity to interview the legendary soccer player Pelé, a highlight of her career.

In a recent interview with Khushboo Razdan from the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA), Fernanda shared her experiences and what inspired her to move back to the Midwest. She spoke about her passion for covering rural American communities, bringing a fresh perspective and dedication to her work.