Tracy Lee

Multimedia Journalist and Passionate Storyteller who has covered some of the world's most headlining news from the United Nations Headquarters to Brazil with a deep expertise in narrative, character-driven stories.

Specialities include: on-the-ground reporting/field producing, network news, interviewing, writing, narrative reporting, researching and soup to nuts production in a documentary setting. Additional expertise in public relations, marketing and sales, strategic development, content development and copywriting.

With over 14 years of multimedia experience, Tracy has seen news from all different angles. From the heartbeat of international affairs at the UN Headquarters, she reported on the world's diplomatic community on stories ranging from the 2010 Haiti earthquake to the impact of the Arab Spring. As a one-woman band, she covered New York City news in all its boroughs, capturing scenes of breaking news- from the 2015 East Village explosion to a 7-alarm warehouse fire in Brooklyn. Also connecting viewers to local news through feature stories, she has spent significant time in neighborhoods, cultivating sources and research.

While on-the-ground in Brazil, Tracy reported on a 2013 massive violent protest in Rio de Janeiro that rippled throughout the nation and piled into a larger social movement that forever changed the country. Digging deep into Brazil’s history of social inequality, she investigated an occupied movement within Rio's schools in the lead-up to the 2016 Olympics, while the host city declared a financial crisis. Reporting also from some of Brazil's favelas, Tracy captured powerful human interest stories, including a feature on a California native who found his 'Carioca Heart' through the raw street-blend of Miami bass, rap and hip-hop beats of funk.

Most recently, Tracy produced breaking international news for CBS News, covering the globe's top stories from the outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.