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Kate Davidson
Ann Arbor reporter Kate Davidson comes to Changing Gears after five years as a producer with NPR. Davidson has produced a variety of news and feature pieces including coverage of the Gulf oil spill as well as the Three Minute Fiction short story competition.
Prior to joining NPR, Davidson was an independent producer and reporter in Flagstaff, Arizona. Her radio documentary "Saints and Indians," which aired on NPR, won the Edward R. Murrow Award for best national news documentary in 2006.
Davidson has a master's degree in journalism from the University of California Berkeley, where she studied documentary filmmaking. Her film "Take It and Like It," played in film festivals and on PBS stations around the country.
Davidson is also a graduate of Yale University.










