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The writers behind this newsletter.
Stress physiologist and women's health advocate. Currently focusing on the intersection of stress, health, and the structures, systems, and cultural narratives that impact women and working parents.
The largest nonpartisan nonprofit in the U.S. dedicated to winning paid family and medical leave, affordable, accessible childcare, and historic investments in maternal health. Join our grassroots network of 50+ local chapters.
Professor at the University of Southern California. I study the neurobiology of parenthood & wrote the book Dad Brain: The New Science of Fatherhood and How it Shapes Men's Lives.
Researcher and author of 'Motherdom: Breaking Free from Bad Science and Good Mother Myths' published in 2025 by Verso and now out in paperback.
CEO and co-founder, Chamber of Mothers, attorney, mom of 3, dedicated to uniting mothers as advocates and showing lawmakers that mothers are a powerful force for change.
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