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Jessica Rinaldi : Nov 18, 2025

    2025/26 PRC Speaker Series

    Jessica Rinaldi is a staff photographer for The Boston Globe. In 2016 she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography for The Life and Times of Strider Wolf and was also named a Pulitzer Finalist in the same category for a different story that same year. Prior to joining The Boston Globe in 2013 she spent ten years as a contract photographer for Reuters based in Boston, Dallas and New York City. She has a B.S. in Journalism from Boston University.


    Event Details

    Date : Tuesday, November 18
    Time : 6-8 PM

    Online tickets:
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    In-person tickets:
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1857673915689?aff=oddtdtcreator


    Jessica’s Work

    East Boston, MA – 4/28/20 – Funeral director Joe Ruggiero, the second generation to run his family’s business, and apprentice funeral director Nick Verrocchi, (R) move a casket inside a makeshift storage area. In normal times the room is used as a tribute room where families could gather, have some coffee and regroup but with a surge in COVID-19 deaths, the room had to be temporarily repurposed. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)
    East Boston, Massachusetts — 8/25/2015– Raquel begins to panic as she embraces Estrella in the waiting room of her summer camp program while they wait for a councilor to arrive and open the doors. After having relapsed for less than a week Raquel had made an appointment with a Doctor to up her dose of methadone at the clinic, it was scheduled for 8:00 in Chelsea. Estrella’s camp opened at 7:30 and Raquel had done the math, if she took a cab she could make it there in time. But by 7:45 the councilor still hadn’t showed and now Raquel was in jeopardy of losing the appointment and the higher dose of methadone she needed to get back into recovery. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe StaffTopic: 31raquelReporter:
    FOR FUTURE STORY USE ONLY – STOUGHTON, MA — JUNE 18 – Frilei Brás lingers in the doorway of the kitchen as his daughters Sarah, 9, (R) Clara, 19 (2nd from R) and his son Rafael, 5, sit with his daughter’s boyfriend and look back at him with pained expressions shortly before he will leave the house and his family for the last time in Stoughton, MA on June 18, 2025. After his last check-in with ICE, the Brazilian native without legal immigration status was told to leave the country in the next 15 days or risk arrest. He chose to deport, because he couldn’t bear the thought of attempting to stay and being forcibly removed in chains. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)
    South Boston, MA – 08/20, 2013 – Nino Deler, of Boston, holds his parrot “Birdbrain” out for onlookers as his son, Nino Jr., rides his bike along the boardwalk in South Boston, Massachusetts August 20, 2013. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)
    Oxford, Maine — 5/29/2015– On the night of the eviction the boys climb into a rusted Ford on the property behind the mobile home. Strider holds a broken automotive hose to his eyes like a pair of binoculars and asks, “What’s on the moon?”

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