
An unlikely starting point
Seoul-born, daughter of immigrants from a war-ravaged Korea, and raised in Northern California. After graduating with honors from Stanford, Juju joined ABC News in 1987 as an entry-level desk assistant.

Emmy®-winning co-anchor, ABC News Nightline
Journalist. Storyteller. Catalyst.
One of America’s most trusted journalists, reaching millions daily across ABC, Hulu, and Disney+, and a definitive voice on modern culture, identity, and family.
Juju Chang, one of the most prominent women in broadcast news, the Emmy Award-winning co-anchor of Nightline and a regular contributor to Good Morning America and 20/20, has distinguished her reporting with stirring personal narratives set against the backdrop of breaking news and topical issues.
Her multi-faceted perspectives stem from her background as an immigrant, an Asian American, a Jewish mom with 3 now grown sons who identify as 50% Korean and 100% Jewish.

Seoul-born, daughter of immigrants from a war-ravaged Korea, and raised in Northern California. After graduating with honors from Stanford, Juju joined ABC News in 1987 as an entry-level desk assistant.

Her path led from producing World News Tonight to reporting for KGO-TV in San Francisco, NewsOne in Washington, World News Now. Today, Juju co-anchors ABC News' Nightline.
Tens of thousands of interviews.

From "Bridge of Lies" and "Stop the Hate" to reporting for 20/20, Nightline and Good Morning America on Murder in Atlanta, Nikki Addimando, and the Menendez brothers, Juju brings rigor and empathy to stories with real human stakes.
“Reporting begins with listening — and the courage to stay with a story.”

Her reporting has centered AAPI stories, LGBTQ+ lives, gender-based violence and more. Emmy® award-winning report "Trans and Targeted", femicide in Honduras, Boko Haram in Central Africa, and the dyslexia documentary "Left Behind".

Juju has delivered keynotes for Google, MLB, Fidelity, Princeton, Columbia, and Northeastern, and moderated conversations at Sundance, Lake Nona, and SALA with influential voices across culture and business.

Her community work includes Jewish advocacy and service with the Council on Foreign Relations, 92NY, and as a member of the founding board of the Korean American Community Foundation.








With decades of experience as an Emmy® Award-winning journalist and co-anchor of ABC News' Nightline, Juju Chang is widely respected for her compassionate, deeply reported storytelling that inspires action and reflection. Book Juju to speak at your event, moderate your panel, or consult on inclusive storytelling.