Esther Gim is the Managing Editor at Rewire News Group, focusing on national issues in the United States. She covers a wide range of topics, with a particular emphasis on reproductive rights, abortion access, and LGBTQ+ rights. Esther's articles aim to shed light on the intersection of policy, culture, and activism, and the impact they have on marginalized communities.
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Esther Gim's coverage focuses on legal policy regulation, government & politics, and healthcare & pharmaceuticals in the context of reproductive rights, abortion, trans rights, and discrimination. Her articles often feature opinion editorial pieces and government announcements.
Given Esther's focus on national issues within the United States related to reproductive rights and discrimination, she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts or organizations with firsthand knowledge or experience in these areas. This could include legal professionals specializing in reproductive law, advocates for marginalized communities affected by discriminatory policies, as well as public health officials involved in shaping healthcare policy.
Pitches should center around providing insights into evolving regulations or policies impacting these topics at a national level within the U.S., along with offering expert commentary that aligns with her coverage themes.
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By: Esther Gim
Keep up-to-date with abortion ballot initiatives making their way to voters across the country.
By: Sarah DiGregorio
Abortion nurse staffing has gotten worse after the fall of Roe v. Wade. Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health wants to improve that.
By: Garnet Henderson
The Texas Department of Public Safety also directed employees to send gender marker change requests, including identifying information, to a specific email address.
By: Esther Gim
Efforts to improve the dismal Black maternal health rate cannot rely solely on funding institutions. A Harris administration must invest in people too.
By: Esther Gim
States with the most restrictive abortion laws have the worst maternal and infant health outcomes, particularly for Black women.
There were many grand ideas about how to connect people to abortion care after the fall of Roe v. Wade. Not all of them panned out.
By: Eve Brecker, Rachel Clement
As the global “gag rule” turns 40, conservatives will stop at nothing to control how other countries implement their health programs.
On the season premiere of Boom! Lawyered, special guest Elie Mystal helps answer: Has the chief justice gone full MAGA?
By: Imani Gandy, Jessica Mason Pieklo
A religious liberty storm could be brewing at the Supreme Court.
By: Esther Gim
Keep up-to-date with abortion ballot initiatives making their way to voters across the country.
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