about diana

Diana Robinson began her journalism career in Pennsylvania, where she covered swing state politics, state and national elections, and an alarming number of public corruption cases.

Then she shifted her focus to documentaries, beginning with “Keystone Crossroads,” a five-part public television series on issues facing Americans in post-industrial cities.

Shortly after the 2016 election, she began charting the rise of contemporary antisemitism across the United States and Europe, culminating in “Viral: Antisemitism in Four Mutations,” which premiered on PBS in May of 2020. 

More recently, she traveled across Armenia for her film “Armenia, My Home,” which premiered on PBS in March of 2024.

Her latest documentary feature, “White with Fear,” was nominated for a 2026 Writer’s Guild Award, and is available on Apple TV, Prime Video and PBS.

Right now she’s in the process of launching “No One is Alone,” an interview series where she talks with artists about their spiritual connection to their work.

Diana’s work has been supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the Ford Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies and many others. She has also produced and edited reality TV projects for HGTV and Magnolia Network. 

She lives in New York City with her cat, Kipper.