Overview
Nadia Daam (born 1978) is a French journalist.
Life
Brought up in Strasbourg to a jewish-maroccoan family, Daam obtained a Baccalauréat in 1996 at the International School of Pontonniers. She studied at Lycée Victor-Hugo in Paris, she also obtained a bachelor of performance art, at La Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3.
She started to work for the newspaper Libération in 2000. For two years she was in charge of personal ads. In 2008, she published the essay Mauvaises mères! and became a columnist at Les Maternelles on France 5. Subsequently, she collaborated with Slate, Arte (a 28-minute show) and Europe 1, among others.
Controversy of 2017
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