Most people assume that writing and analysis are opposites — one intuitive, the other methodical. I keep a running notebook of questions I can't stop thinking about alongside a spreadsheet of patterns I've tracked across dozens of sources. Both live on my desk at the same time, every single day.

What I Actually Do

I research, test, and write about reproductive health and rights — not from a distance, but by digging into real policy shifts, lived experiences, and the evolving landscape of abortion access. That hands-on approach means I'm constantly stress-testing my own assumptions before anything reaches a reader. When something surprises me, I take that as a signal worth following.

• Tracing how access policies shift at the state and local level
• Breaking down complex clinical or legal language into plain terms
• Flagging emerging trends before they become mainstream headlines
• Checking my analysis against real-world accounts, not just data alone

Who I Write For

Whether you're encountering these topics for the first time or you've been tracking reproductive rights for years, I write with both of you in mind. The goal is always clarity without oversimplification — and honesty without alarm.

If something I've written sparks a question or a conversation, I'd genuinely love to hear it. Reach out anytime.