Jodi Kantor (1975–) is an American journalist and investigative reporter for The New York Times. Her reporting focuses on politics, the judiciary, gender, and workplace culture. Together with Megan Twohey, she broke the 2017 investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and assault by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, reporting that helped catalyze the global #MeToo movement. The investigation earned The New York Times the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Kantor is the co-author of She Said, which chronicles the reporting behind the Weinstein investigation and explores the role of investigative journalism in exposing abuses of power.