Emily Alfin Johnson
Emily Alfin Johnson is a producer for NPR One.
Before joining NPR, Alfin Johnson was digital editor for the public media collaborative , where she managed digital content and strategy for the 10-station collaboration, in addition to and editing (including the award-winning multimedia series "" by WAMU's Tyrone Turner and NPR's Alana Wise).
Alfin Johnson also worked as digital producer and senior producer at Member station Vermont Public Radio, where she covered the 2012 DNC, helped produce an award-winning multimedia investigation on life and reported that .
Prior to that, she interned with NHPR and the NPR Training team, and was a producer for NPR's On Point.
She is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, and takes far too many .
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It turns out it's pretty hard to get a consensus on what qualifies as a "mass shooting." -
The Attorney General for the District of Columbia, is looking for "financial records, payments to vendors, and payments to officers and directors," for the NRA and the NRA Foundation, Inc.
