Freelance writer with a focus on books, gender, and prison / the criminal legal system.
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BOOKS: New books will be hard to come by for the rest of the year | Quartz New Orleans is looking toward a hopeful future. A new bookstore is lighting the way. | The Washington Post Saddle Up and Read improves kids' literacy one farm trip at a time | Book Riot 7 Books to Read if You Loved 'I May Destroy You' | Book Riot Literary Tourism: New Orleans, Louisiana | Book Riot Poet Louise Glück wins 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature | Book Riot 8 books that highlight how broken the U.S. criminal justice system is | Book Riot An ode to books that make us laugh out loud | Book Riot The one thing I miss about my morning commute | Book Riot |
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GENDER: The way we talk to ourselves matters | The Washington Post Frat culture's casual misogyny is everywhere—even Congress | Teen Vogue The damaging double standard behind intermittent fasting | Quartz |
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INTERNET CULTURE: How Instagram influencers are changing the conversation around childbirth | Refinery29 The relaxing, addicting routines of the internet | Teen Vogue Vibe me up, moodboard | Dirt |
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SPECIAL PROJECTS:
How We'll Win 2019: A year-long exploration of how people are confronting issues of gender equity in the workplace and how women and their allies are opening up new dialogues about these issues. The 2050 Project: An exploration of creative solutions to the challenges of urban living with AR-models of 8 international structures embedded within each article page. The World in 50 Years: An interview series with some of the world's boldest thinkers on their predictions for what the world will look like in 2070. Net Positive: An exploration of the people and organizations who shaped the World Wide Web as we know it today. Should This Exist?: A podcast and content project that examines how technology is impacting our humanity and the questions we should be asking about radical new technologies. Cultivating Resilience: Quartz explores resilience and why this particular quality has been held up as a critical skill in the face of adversity. |
