Joan Brickner is a columnist at WDAY. Interested in a broad range of issues, she focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, as well as cultural movements, aging and longevity, and wellness programs. Joan Brickner serves as a regular contributor to the Forum’s opinion page, drawing on her experience as a retired English instructor from Michigan and Minnesota.
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Joan Brickner's articles predominantly feature expert commentary, often delving into local government and politics. Her coverage also includes a mix of culture & society, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
Given her focus on local issues in Fargo, North Dakota, she may be interested in commentary from experts familiar with the political landscape or cultural developments specific to this region. Pitches offering insights into local governance or community-related topics could resonate well with her.
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Joan Brickner writes about her husband's cancer journey.
Joan Brickner weighs in on the Department of Education deeming nursing and other degrees as "unprofessional," limiting the amount of money students can borrow.
Joan Brickner writes in praise of her husband's oncologist, Dr. Mark Gitau.
Joan Brickner writes about Christmas.
Joan Brickner writes about Dr. Sommer Nurkic, the Sanford physician in charge of her husband's radiation treatment.
Joan Brickner shares lessons she learned during her husband's cancer journey.
Joan Brickner writes about behaviors - such as use of the r-word - are becoming more prevalent.
Brickner writes about how some Americans see Somalis and how they see themselves.
Reporter Kevin Wallevand recently asked Joan Brickner and others where they find hope.
Joan Brickner writes about where she finds inspiration and her plans for the future.
