Anya Zoledziowski is a multimedia journalist at CBC. She focuses on security and law enforcement, exploring social issues, LGBTQ rights, and crime, particularly in the context of hate crimes and public safety. Anya has been featured in CBC and VICE Media.
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Anya Zoledziowski's coverage indicates a focus on trans rights and LGBTQ healthcare, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. She appears to be drawn to evolving stories in these areas, suggesting she may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into ongoing developments or emerging trends within the realm of trans rights and LGBTQ healthcare.
Given her focus on politics and entertainment themes, Anya might also respond well to pitches that offer perspectives from lawmakers, political analysts, activists, or individuals working within the entertainment industry who can speak authoritatively about issues related to trans rights.
Anya's work does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but centers around issues relevant to the United States. Therefore, sources providing context or commentary pertinent specifically to U.S.-related topics would likely align best with her coverage.
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By: Anya Zoledziowski
Approximately 150,000 trans kids in the U.S. are at risk of losing critical care.
By: Chloe Angyal, Anya Zoledziowski
“There is going to be a massive health crisis as all these bans go into effect,” the owner of one LGBTQ clinic told VICE News.
By: Chloe Angyal, Anya Zoledziowski
A new law that’s full of anti-trans provisions also bans teaching about puberty until sixth grade, when many kids are already going through puberty.
By: Chloe Angyal, Anya Zoledziowski
“I wouldn’t even try to get a motel in rural America right now,” one trans woman told VICE News.
By: Anya Zoledziowski, Stephanie Brown, Leah Feiger
“Joy is a form of resistance,” one student said.
By: Leah Feiger, Anya Zoledziowski
“Everybody is kind of scrambling just to prepare for the absolute worst.”
By: Anya Zoledziowski, Sarah Bridge
More than four months after a ransomware attack shut down the Toronto Public Library's computer systems, staff are finally putting a million stranded books back on the shelves. Returned books have been piling up in storage after nearly 5,000 computers went dark
By: Sarah Bridge, Anya Zoledziowski
More than four months after a ransomware attack shut down the Toronto Public Library's computer systems, staff are finally putting a million stranded books back on the shelves.
By: Angela Hennessy, Anya Zoledziowski
Period myths online abound, and many have been around for ages. But platforms like TikTok and Instagram cause these myths to spread faster and reach a wider audience. To combat that, a movement of people is trying to change how we talk — and learn — about our periods.
By: Lori Ward, Anya Zoledziowski, Kimberly Ivany
CBC News obtained data from a number of library systems across the country that show security incidents in these spaces — like aggressive behaviour, verbal threats and suspected overdoses — are on the rise. Library workers say they are not equipped to manage the influx of vulnerable patrons who need help.
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