Writer
My writing has been featured in a variety of publications - print and online.
Chicago Baby
- Book review: Only Child: Writers on the Singular Joys and Solitary Sorrows of Growing Up Solo by Deborah Siegel (Editor), Daphne Uviller (Editor)
Chicago Parent
- Book review: The Seven Common Sins of Parenting an Only Child: A Guide for Parents and Families, by Carolyn White
- Mommy & Me: Looking for the Missing Voices in the Burgeoning World of Mom Blogs. Genesis issue (Summer 2008)
- Love it/Shove it: "Bad news for people who like fake news." (Interview with Anne Elizabeth Moore) (Spring 2009)
- Love it/Shove it: "Honor Role" (Interview with Rana Husseini) (Spring 2010)
Encyclopedia of Motherhood (Spring 2010)
The Frisky
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- Entry on National Organization for Women
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton
- Suffrage Movement & Mothers
- Abigail Adams
The Frisky
- Soapbox: Pulling The Mommy Card On Reproductive Rights
- The Soapbox: On Disney’s First Latina Princess
- The Soapbox: You Don’t Have To Be A Parent To Be WorriedAbout Guns
- The Soapbox: I Know How To Get More Girls Interested In STEMFields
- The Soapbox: How Talking About Maya Angelou & Her RapeMade Me A Better Mom
- Frisky Q&A: “Mike & Molly” Star Swoosie Kurtz
The Guardian
- Olympic Headache for Chicago (September 2009)
- Bloggers get free stuff, so what? (October 2009)
Ms. Magazine
- Book review: Jaclyn Friedman and Jessica Valenti’s Yes Means Yes! Visions of Female Sexual Power and a World Without Rape (Fall 2008)
- Book review: Jessica Valenti's Why Have Kids?: A New Mom Explores the Truth About Parenting and Happiness (Fall 2012)
RH Reality Check
- Reproductive Justice Bill in Illinois Mobilizes New Allies
- Illinois Bill Would Ensure Reproductive Health Access
The Social History of the American Family An Encyclopedia (Sept 2014)
- Entry on the Girl Scouts
- When a Feminist Icon Breaks Your Heart
- How Barack and Bill -- Yes, Bill -- Can Create Real Change
- Are Working Moms Happier than Ones Who Stay at Home?
Women Achieve
- The Power of Social Media and Blogging (on behalf of Women Employed)
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