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Marketa Hulpachova
Marketa Hulpachova co-directs Tehran Bureau. Founded in 2008, Tehran Bureau served as the leading continuous source of English-language reporting on Iran during its partnerships with The Guardian and PBS Frontline, and went on to shape the model for investigative journalism in the country.
A media development specialist with over 10 years experience in East Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, Marketa was the chief Tehran correspondent for the Tehran Bureau from 2010-2014, when she pursued graduate studies at the University of Tehran. Marketa was also chief editor at Afghanistan Today, and has overseen the training of more than 70 journalists in Afghanistan, Pakistan and the South Caucasus. She has held senior editorial roles at a national newspaper in the Czech Republic and written for a variety of organizations including the United Nations Development Programme, the Christian Science Monitor, the New York Times and the Boston Globe.
She holds an M.A. in political journalism from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
A media development specialist with over 10 years experience in East Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, Marketa was the chief Tehran correspondent for the Tehran Bureau from 2010-2014, when she pursued graduate studies at the University of Tehran. Marketa was also chief editor at Afghanistan Today, and has overseen the training of more than 70 journalists in Afghanistan, Pakistan and the South Caucasus. She has held senior editorial roles at a national newspaper in the Czech Republic and written for a variety of organizations including the United Nations Development Programme, the Christian Science Monitor, the New York Times and the Boston Globe.
She holds an M.A. in political journalism from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.