Dominique Lewis is a journalist, producer, and host whose work centers on thoughtful conversation, visual storytelling, and the human experience. With a background rooted in journalism and an eye toward film and long-form media, she explores the intersections of culture, identity, power, and meaning through story-driven work.
A graduate of Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Dominique holds a Master’s degree in Mass Communication and has worked across broadcast news, investigative reporting, and independent production. Her experience includes projects with KCET, KTLA-5 Morning News, and international reporting initiatives developed during her graduate fellowship.
As a Cronkite Borders Initiative fellow, Dominique traveled to Canada to report on migrant farm workers within the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, examining systemic barriers to healthcare access and the lived realities of marginalized communities. This work reflects her ongoing commitment to journalism that amplifies underrepresented voices while remaining grounded in empathy and depth.
Today, Dominique is focused on producing and hosting original, conversation-driven projects that blend journalism with other storytelling mediums, including film. Whether on camera or behind the scenes, her work is guided by curiosity, care for people, and a belief that meaningful stories emerge where thoughtful inquiry meets human connection.
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