Lynn Sherr Biography

Award-winning broadcaster and author Lynn Sherr recently left ABC News after more than 30 years including more than 20 as a correspondent with the ABC newsmagazine 20/20. She has covered a wide range of stories specializing in women's issues and social change as well as investigative reports. She has received numerous awards including an Emmy two American Women in Radio and Television Commendation awards a Gracie Award and a George Foster Peabody Award. Prior to her assignment at 20/20 Sherr was a national correspondent for ABC News where she was also part of the network's political team for every election cycle through 2000. Sherr also reported on the NASA space shuttle program from its inception in 1981 through the Challenger explosion in 1986 anchoring almost every mission from launch to landing. Before going to ABC in 1977 Sherr was a reporter for WNET-TV in New York and WETA-TV in Washington DC both public television stations. Prior to that she reported for WCBS-TV in New York The Associated Press in New York and Cond Nast Publications.

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