By Dana
- The Charter Barter - The American Prospect
On education -- and every other social policy issue -- the Obama administration must play referee among competing experts. Is it up to the task? - The Wrong Side of the Mommy Track - The American Prospect
"The Good Wife"? More like "The Get Back to Work Wife." CBS' new drama is less about political marriage and more about a generation of opt-out women who are headed back to work. - Could Healthcare Reform Prevent Another Octomom? - Double X
How Obama’s plan could affect genetic testing and fertility treatment
Biography
I am an associate editor at The American Prospect in Washington, D.C., where I cover national politics, women's issues, public health, and education. This blog is home to occasional cultural, political, and personal writings and links to my longer-form journalism. You can also visit me daily at TAPPED.
I am a graduate of Brown University, where I studied European intellectual and cultural history with a focus on gender. My writing has appeared in The American Prospect, Slate, BusinessWeek, The Daily Beast, The New Republic, The Guardian, The Nation, and In These Times.
I grew up in beautiful Ossining, New York, alongside the Hudson River. I lived and worked in Paris during 2004.
I am available for all matters of freelance writing and editing. Client references available upon request.
