Rachel Barker is a journalist for VICE Media, specializing in relationships, sexuality, and cultural commentary. With a focus on providing unique perspectives and exploring taboo topics, Rachel's articles aim to challenge societal norms and spark conversations about love, sex, and human connection.
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Rachel Barker's articles predominantly focus on family, relationships, and emotional well-being, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary. She appears to be interested in exploring various aspects of human relationships and providing guidance.
If you are an expert in the fields of psychology, counseling, or therapy with experience in dealing with relationship dynamics or emotional well-being, Rachel may find your insights valuable for her articles. Additionally, if you have expertise in sexuality and can offer respectful and informative perspectives on topics related to sex advice or sexual wellness, your input could be pertinent to her coverage.
Given that she often seeks expert commentary as well as how-to guides for her pieces focused on family and relationships themes like break-ups and dating experiences would likely resonate with her audience.
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By: Rachel Barker, Emily Sturgess
If you are struggling with a break-up and need to talk to someone, email lovebetter@ youthline.co.nz or text “lovebetter” to 234.
The question here isn’t, and has never been, in regards to where we are.The question should be: where are you looking for us?
By: Rachel Barker
Schools in Aotearoa are encouraged to follow the Relationship and Sexuality Guidelines laid out by the Ministry of Education. These take a holistic approach to guiding students towards “consensual, healthy and respectful relationships.”
And will it make a difference to Aotearoa’s political outlook?
There’s no such thing as a “banned” baby name in Aotearoa. But if you try to call your tender newborn Lucifer, Fanny or King Killah, the Department of Internal Affairs will most likely step in – which hasn’t stopped people from trying.
“This ain’t a phase, this right here’s a career”
By: Rachel Barker, Daniel Brunskill
After Cyclone Gabrielle devastated the Esk Valley few residents returned to their homes. This is what surrounds them.
By: Rachel Barker, Emily Sturgess
If you are struggling with a break-up and need to talk to someone, email lovebetter@ youthline.co.nz or text “lovebetter” to 234.
With thousands of job cuts around NZ, how are the employees of shrinking companies feeling about their day-to-day work?
By: Rachel Barker, Raechel Lozano
The use of devices like Apple watches may offer a more affordable and less burdensome modality to diagnose atrial fibrillation.
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