Hadley Freeman is a journalist at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, fashion, and social issues, often exploring themes related to Jewish identity, family relationships, and the publishing industry. Hadley’s work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Guardian, Jewish Chronicle, and The Times.
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Hadley Freeman's coverage suggests a preference for opinion editorials and event coverage, with a focus on entertainment news, culture & society, and general entertainment topics. She often addresses social issues related to media representation and societal norms.
Given her inclination towards opinion pieces, she may be interested in commentary from experts or individuals directly involved in the relevant topics such as journalism ethics, antisemitism awareness, eating disorder support organizations, or those involved in cultural movements related to women’s rights.
It's important to note that Hadley has a national focus on the United Kingdom. Therefore, pitches should take into account this geographic specificity when suggesting potential sources or story angles.
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