Natalie Eilbert is a Statewide Mental Health Reporter. She focuses on critical themes such as mental health, healthcare administration, and public health, often intersecting with legislation and legal affairs. Natalie’s work has been featured in numerous outlets including the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, USA TODAY, and Wisconsin Watch.
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Natalie Eilbert predominantly covers local news focused on health & wellbeing, government announcements, and event coverage in Wisconsin. She often cites data to support her stories.
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Now that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the discredited conversion therapy practice, Wisconsin must act to protect LGBTQ+ kids.
Natalie Eilbert: Trump administration policies are reducing the number of foreign-born people coming to Dane County, and we are the worse for it.
Natalie Eilbert: Recent decisions by Dane County and Verona to end contracts with Flock Safety underscore the dangers of the company’s surveillance data.
Natalie Eilbert: School test scores have dropped at the same time cell phone use has exploded. In-school bans may help, but only if enforced equitably.
By: Natalie Eilbert, Madeline Heim
Substance use disorder during and after pregnancy has become a major public health problem, escalating in tandem with America's opioid epidemic.
Natalie Eilbert: Specialists like those in Centro’s Esperanza program help Latino families at a time when the Trump administration has targeted them.
Natalie Eilbert: Specialists like those in Centro’s Esperanza program help Latino families at a time when the Trump administration has targeted them.
Natalie Eilbert: What happens when we prioritize being present? We start to notice nature, our community and our place in the world.
Natalie Eilbert: Research shows early intervention can prevent political violence, but only if legislators are willing to fund the agencies that do it.
Natalie Eilbert: The Trump administration just committed its most egregious move against children with disabilities — and that’s saying a lot.
