Adiel Kaplan is the Program Director of the Tow-Knight Center, where she focuses on the intersection of journalism and AI. She is an investigative and data journalist who has covered topics ranging from climate change to criminal justice, healthcare, and labor in print and for television. Before joining the Tow-Knight Center, she was a reporter and editor on the NBC News Investigative Unit.
She has worked on local, national, and international stories for NBC News, the Miami Herald, InvestigateWest, and other news outlets; feature-length documentaries; and participated in collaborations through the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and the Pulitzer Center. Her work has earned awards and had impact, spurring legislative change at the state and national level. She leads the Global Investigative Journalism Oral History Project with Incite Institute and teaches investigative reporting with the Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism at Columbia University.
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