Cathy Areu

Cathy Areu is an American journalist and author known for her work as a contributing editor for ‘The Washington Post’ magazine and as a news analyst for Fox News, where she was known as the ‘Liberal Sherpa’. After founding ‘Catalina’, a magazine specifically aimed at Hispanic women, in 2001, Cathy Areu established a distinguished career in journalism and media. From 2001 to 2012, she served as a contributing editor for ‘The Washington Post’ magazine, where she notably conducted interviews for the ‘First Person Singular’ column, engaging with high-profile political figures such as Laura Bush, Al Franken, Alberto Gonzales, Nancy Pelosi, and Al Sharpton. Her commitment to diverse representation was further demonstrated through her role as founding publisher of ‘Catalina’.

Her book, ‘Latino Wisdom’, continues to serve as an important cultural resource, reflecting her dedication to showcasing prominent Hispanic figures and their stories. As a respected journalist, author, and television personality, Cathy Areu brings a unique blend of incisive analysis and a profound understanding of diverse cultural narratives to her work. Her extensive experience interviewing high-profile figures, developing media platforms, and delivering political commentary positions her as a dynamic and versatile talent for a range of broadcast, editorial, and speaking engagements. With a career marked by significant contributions to print and television, Areu continues to be a compelling voice at the intersection of journalism and public discourse.