Dahleen Glanton
With an extensive and acclaimed career in journalism, Dahleen specializes in messaging and media strategy across the city and state.
Dahleen is a former news columnist for the Chicago Tribune, which she joined after working at the Los Angeles Times. She held several positions over her 30-year career, ranging from associate metropolitan editor to national correspondent and Atlanta bureau chief. As a longtime reporter, she covered some of the biggest stories of the last three decades, including Hurricane Katrina, President Barack Obama’s 2008 election, national gun laws, and military families during the Iraq War. As a columnist, she encouraged dialogue on politics, race, poverty, and violence.
Dahleen is from Georgia and resides in Chicago.
Education
- B.A. in journalism, University of Georgia
Honors
- Mike Royko Award, American Society of News Editors, 2018
- Pulitzer Prize Finalist, 2017