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New Women New Yorkers recently interviewed me about my newsletter, Immigrant Strong. I talk about why I started the newsletter, list some of my favorite immigrant authors, even mention a Croatian dish I enjoy.
Keep ReadingBack in August, I published this essay about parenting between the extremes of two cultures for the Washington Post’s On Parenting blog, my second time publishing in that column. If you are curious about some of the places in Croatia I mention in the essay, check out this post in my newsletter for some photos.
Keep ReadingI feel very grateful I got to publish this essay about tennis, identity and immigration in The New York Times. If you are interested in some behind-the-scenes info about the piece, you can read this post in my Immigrant Strong newsletter.
Keep ReadingLast month, I started a newsletter, Immigrant Strong, which features links to books, essays, op-eds and other work by immigrants and children of immigrants. The writing usually focuses on some aspect of immigrant life—the struggles, the triumphs and the quirks. I want to do what I can to help elevate immigrant authors, both established and […]
Keep ReadingI had an opportunity to speak with a great organization, Women in Foreign Policy, about my career and the role of feminism in my work. Read the interview here.
Keep ReadingApril 26 marks this year’s “Take your child to work day.” I had a few thoughts on this annual tradition – check them out in The Washington Post’s The Lily.
Keep ReadingI recently had the opportunity to serve as a mentor at Women’s Foreign Policy Group’s annual mentoring event at New York University. This was my fourth time serving as a mentor and it was great to connect with so many young women looking to get into foreign policy, international relations, communications and advocacy. More than […]
Keep ReadingThe February issue of BORO magazine features my story about Playday, Long Island City’s newest art space for children.
Keep ReadingI loved interviewing social entrepreneurs for this story for Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy. They are all great examples of combining business with social good.
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I’m so grateful Longreads interviewed me about my newsletter Immigrant Strong. In this Q&A, I discuss why the last presidential election did not negate the need for more storytelling by immigrants; what themes I look for when I curate essays for the newsletter; and some thoughts on my recent trip to Croatia. To sign up […]
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