journalist
Wyatt Massey (b. 1993) is an investigative journalist covering religion, public health, poverty and social services. He was raised on a family farm in Hollandale, Wisconsin, and graduated from Marquette University with a degree in writing-intensive English and advertising. He runs an ultrarunner, introvert and avid reader.
Wyatt has reported from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Haiti, India, New York City, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Washington DC, rural Kansas and somewhere off the coast in the Atlantic Ocean. His writing and photographs have been published by CNN, The Baltimore Sun, America Magazine, The Frederick News-Post, US Catholic Magazine, YES! Magazine, A Beautiful Perspective and The Haitian Times.
He currently works for The Chattanooga Times Free Press as a Report for America corps member covering the intersection of faith and culture in the South, as well as the impact of COVID-19.
Wyatt has reported from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Haiti, India, New York City, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Washington DC, rural Kansas and somewhere off the coast in the Atlantic Ocean. His writing and photographs have been published by CNN, The Baltimore Sun, America Magazine, The Frederick News-Post, US Catholic Magazine, YES! Magazine, A Beautiful Perspective and The Haitian Times.
He currently works for The Chattanooga Times Free Press as a Report for America corps member covering the intersection of faith and culture in the South, as well as the impact of COVID-19.
