Kate Steiker-Ginzberg is a producer and attorney from Philadelphia. She is currently a Public Interest Legal Fellow at the ACLU of Pennsylvania, where she works on voting rights litigation.
Prior to law school, Kate was a journalist and field producer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Her clients included CBS News, 60 Minutes, New York Times/The Weekly, and Sports Illustrated. In that role, she coordinated logistics, booked interviews, provided research and translation, and supported with news-gathering for both breaking news and long-form projects. She covered the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics, the Zika epidemic, and the “Operation Carwash” corruption investigation.
Kate is now co-directing a documentary with filmmaker Fábio Erdos about life without parole sentences and second chances in Pennsylvania. She is honored to participate in Springpoint Partners’ "Learners in Residence" program as part of that project. The 18-month residency fosters a community of individuals who are exploring new and creative forms of narrative change.
Kate graduated from Temple University’s Beasley School of Law in 2022. She graduated from Columbia University in 2012 with a major in Urban Studies.