By: Eleanor Beardsley, Joel Rose
Hundreds of protests took place in cities across France. Most of them were peaceful but some turned chaotic and violent.
Eleanor Beardsley is a correspondent at National Public Radio, where she covers a wide range of topics including French society, politics, economics, culture, and gastronomy. She is also an integral part of NPR's breaking news team, reporting on significant global events such as the conflict in Israel, the earthquake in Morocco, and the war in Ukraine, with a particular focus on climate change and its impact. Beardsley has been featured in numerous public broadcasting outlets, including WQCS, WSIU Public Broadcasting, and WBUR.
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Eleanor Beardsley predominantly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to world affairs and culture & society. She has a particular focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict, immigration, European Union, Jerusalem, Gaza, olive farming, heatwaves in Paris.
If you're considering reaching out to her as a source or for coverage opportunities, be sure that your pitch aligns with these topics. Additionally, given her interest in evolving stories and breaking news events within these areas of focus - particularly around government announcements - providing timely information or expert commentary on unfolding developments could increase the likelihood of engaging with her effectively.
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