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Journalist Terry DeMio shares her personal story behind 'Seven Days of Heroin'
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July 6, 2021
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13:06Now PlayingTerry DeMio, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist at The Cincinnati Enquirer, shares a personal story about her work.
“I’d like people to meet us, and to know us as not just reporters with bylines, but as members of their communities...,” said DeMio, who has been covering the heroin epidemic for the last several years.
DeMio was the lead reporter on “Seven Days of Heroin,” which won the 2018 Pulitzer in the local reporting category. By sharing the story behind her journalism, DeMio says she hopes to create empathy for people with addiction, for families and our communities. And she wants to create hope.
“There is help. People do recover,” she said.
Listen to her story from 2020.
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