Brenda Medina is an investigative reporter with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. She worked on the Pandora Papers, the largest global journalism collaboration to date, based on a leak of millions of secret financial records. She also reported on the Uber Files, an investigation into the ride-hailing giant’s chaotic worldwide expansion, . Prior to joining ICIJ in 2021, Brenda was a senior reporting fellow at ProPublica, in New York. Before that, she worked for the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald, where she reported in English and Spanish. At the Herald, she covered local government and immigration and worked on investigations about public corruption, housing and labor issues. Brenda is from the Dominican Republic. She studied journalism and international studies at the University of South Florida and Hillsborough Community College, in Tampa.