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AUTONOMY NEWS

Autonomy News is a new worker-owned reproductive rights and justice publication co-founded by Garnet Henderson and Susan Rinkunas, featuring original reporting and sharp analysis that applies a human rights framework to issues including abortion, contraception, and gender-affirming care. 

REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL HEALTH

rewire news group

Cosmopolitan

“Inside the Secret Fleet of Abortion Vans Meeting Patients Near Ban States” (print feature)

Part of the National Headliner Award-Winning package “It’s Not Over”

The Nation

“What This Later-Abortion Story Tells Us About a Post-Roe Future” (print feature)

Co-published alongside a special episode of ACCESS and funded by the International Women’s Media Foundation’s Reproductive Rights Reporting Fund

Elle Magazine

“Abortion Clinics Across the U.S. Are Closing. Advocates—and Protesters—Are Still Showing Up”

“Could an Abortion Ban Put Your Life in Danger?”

“Who Will Protect Abortion Providers?”

“There’s An Abortion Provider Shortage Across The U.S. Here’s How We Address It.”

Truthout

“This Year, the Reproductive Justice Movement Showed Us What It Means to Fight”

“Post ‘Roe,’ Advocates Fear for the Future of Contraceptive Self-Determination”

“For-Profit Abortion Telemedicine Start-Ups Are Proliferating in Wake of ‘Roe’”

“Abortion Bans Are a Direct Threat to Economic Security”

marie claire

“Standing Between Care and Violence”

Elemental

“So You Missed the HPV Vaccine. Now What?”

GEN

“How Abortion Providers Are Defying the Coronavirus to Continue Care”

vice

“Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Want the State to Know Everything About Your Abortion”

“How Primary Care Doctors Could Fix Abortion Access”

“15 Practical Questions About Getting An Abortion”

Part of the Deadline Club Award-winning Tonic Guide to Healthcare

“Abortion Providers Are America’s Best Doctors”

“How Women Deal With Unwanted Pregnancies When Abortion Isn’t Legal”

wired

“Telemedicine Could Help Fill the Gaps in America’s Abortion Care”




Fitness and Rehabilitative Medicine

well+good

“Why Do Digital Fitness Devices Still Count Calories, Even Though We Know the Numbers Are Wrong (and Potentially Harmful)?”

scientific american

“Virtual Physical Therapy Could Help Fill Gaps in Treating All Too Real Pain”

glamour

“Enough With the Myths About Exercise During Pregnancy”

“A Gender Gap at the Gym is Keeping Women from Working Out”

elemental

“The Obscure Exercise Technique Changing Injury Rehab”

OneZero

“5G Could Finally Herald the Era of Wireless Surgery”

quartz

“People love gyms like CrossFit and PureBarre because they’ve made fancy fitness a status symbol”

refinery29

“The Dancer’s Hack to Preventing Workout Injuries”




culture

vice

“Homeless Are Flocking to America’s National Forests”

“Homelessness and Housing Shortages are a Big Problem in Luxury Resort Towns like Jackson Hole”

citylab

“The Case for Vertical Farming in Small-Town Wyoming”

the guardian

“Dissatisfied liberal Mormons find refuge in the Community of Christ”

the atlantic

“The Clone of My Hometown in China”




Dance

movement research performance journal

“It’s Not Noble for Artists to Suffer” (Issue 57, Winter 2023, print)

Dance Magazine

I have contributed to Dance Magazine since 2013. My writing there is best viewed in print, but below is a selection of my favorite pieces available online. You can find more here.

“Creating New Futures Is Reimagining the Relationship Between Artists and Presenters”

“Writing Dances, From Inside a Prison”

“What Will it Take to End Sexual Abuse in Dance Education?”

“How to Safely Resume Dancing After Recovering from COVID-19”

“What Would it Take to Change Ballet’s Aesthetic of Extreme Thinness?”

“Stop Asking When I’m Going to Get a ‘Real’ Job”

“Never Stop Dancing: A Decade-By-Decade Guide to Ensuring a Long Career”