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Woodruff has been a contributing reporter for Good Morning America and currently serves as a contributing reporter for CBS This Morning. Her best-selling book Perfectly Imperfect – A Life in Progress, was followed by her first novel Those We Love Most, which became a New York Times best seller.
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In 2017, her work investigating under-age sex trafficking in her series, Daughters for Sale, was recognized with multiple awards. She has reported on families in North Carolina’s Muslim community in the wake of President Trump’s travel ban, covered John Edwards’ presidential campaign and executive-produced award winning September 11th coverage. Winning an Emmy for breaking news coverage of 9/11, Gloria also won the Alfred I. duPont Award for her work on the special: “9/11: Answering Children’s Questions” in 2003.
Gloria was the lead correspondent for ABC News reporting from Jindo Island in South Korea on the Sewol ferry disaster and was the first ABC News television correspondent to file on the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight #370. Riviera’s story on the Mongol Derby, a grueling horse race across the Mongolian steppe, aired as an entire episode of “Nightline.” In partnership with National Geographic Wild, Riviera also traveled across the eastern Himalayan plateau in China, Kyrgyzstan and Thailand to report on endangered animals ranging from the Golden Eagle to the Snub-Nosed Monkey and more. In 2002 she was named off-air reporter at the United Nations, where she covered Security Council negotiations in the lead up to the US invasion of Iraq and the International Atomic Energy Association. In 2003 she traveled to Baghdad where she then embedded with the 3rd Infantry Division in Fallujah.