Anna North is a Senior Reporter for Vox, with a focus on a wide range of topics. Her work covers issues related to family, consumerism, reproductive health, and cultural phenomena. Anna's writing has been featured in ELLE Magazine and RealClearMarkets, and she is also the author of the novel OUTLAWED.
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Anna North's coverage spans a variety of topics, including elder care, aging, abortion, healthcare, and civil rights. She frequently cites data and covers legal policy regulation extensively. Given her focus on these themes and topics, she would likely be interested in speaking with experts who can provide data-driven insights into these areas or comment on the legal or regulatory aspects of related issues.
If you have expertise in any of the mentioned areas such as healthcare policies for older adults or civil rights regarding reproductive health, reaching out to Anna with fact-based analysis could increase your chances of getting featured in her articles. Since her geographic focus is not specified but leans towards broader societal trends within the United States rather than specific localities, consider how your pitch addresses nationwide implications.
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Students of all ages still haven't made up the ground they lost during the pandemic. Sometimes, panics are overblown.
By: Anna North, Lavanya Ramanathan
Separating fact from conspiracy theories on Sean “Diddy” Combs.
The disappearance of bus service is hurting kids around the country. Last year, Trisha's morning commute was simple.
What young people want out of this election This story originally appeared in Kids Today , Vox's newsletter about kids, for everyone.
The myths and realities of head lice. At first, I thought I was allergic to my shampoo.
Grind culture has come for the teens.
In high school, Jayden Dial worked on a podcast, planned school events, and made a film. That was on top of doing her homework and applying to college. But sometimes, she still felt like she wasn’t doing enough.
A new study of 1,545 teens surveyed by researchers found that many of them are working hard to dive into adult habits such as “completely burning
The tech tools used by schools can help — and hurt — students.
Why we've said goodbye to the Goosebumps of our youth. This story originally appeared in , Vox's newsletter about kids, for everyone.
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