ABOUT JANE
Jane Little is a journalist, broadcaster, moderator, and public speaker who combines a wide range in current affairs with expertise in religion, spirituality, and health.
She founded the role of Religious Affairs Correspondent at the BBC World Service and after a decade of reporting from around the world, she went on to found the role of Religion Editor at the BBC/WGBH Boston co-production, The World.
She is a well-known voice on the BBC in the UK, and some of the live news and current affairs programs she has hosted include, Sunday, Woman's Hour, Last Word, Americana, and The World Tonight.
She's enjoyed successful journalistic careers on both sides of the Atlantic, and has lived and studied in both Cambridge, England and Cambridge, MA (Cambridge University and Harvard).
In recent years she has been based in the US, working for the BBC as a Washington correspondent, hosting public events, consulting for universities, developing communications plans, as well as making documentaries for the BBC and independent companies.
She has won awards for her radio documentaries, including the BBC’s Good Without God, and the BBC’s Remote Control War about the nature of, and ethical questions around, America’s drone warfare policy.
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