RITA HENLEY JENSEN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Rita Henley Jensen is founder of Women's eNews. A former senior writer for the National Law Journal and columnist for The New York Times Syndicate, Rita Henley Jensen has more than 30 years of experience in journalism and an armload of awards, including the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Alumni award, the Hunter College Presidential Grant for Innovative Uses of Technology in Teaching, the Alicia Patterson fellowship, and the Lloyd P. Burns Public Service prize. Jensen is also a survivor of domestic violence and a former welfare mother who earned degrees from Ohio State University and Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. She is the grandmother of four, two granddaughters and two grandsons.
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CORINNA BARNARD, EDITOR
Corinna Barnard is a writer whose journalism background spans coverage of finance, arms control, medicine, technology and parenting issues. In her most recent full-time position she worked for Dow Jones, Inc., where for many years she served as news editor for an international newswire covering emerging markets and later as a copy editor for The Wall Street Journal. Earlier in her career, Corinna was a radio commentator for "In The Public Interest," a national public-affairs radio program. She graduated from Yale University in 1980 with a degree in English literature.
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JUHIE BHATIA, MANAGING EDITOR
Juhie Bhatia has covered health, science and women's issues for 10 years as a reporter and editor. She is also the Public Health Editor of Global Voices Online and in her previous work helped launch EverydayHealth.com, one of the leading health Web sites in the U.S., was a nutrition consultant for the Center for Science in the Public Interest's Nutrition Action Healthletter, and has written for Reuters Health, Planned Parenthood's teenwire.com, Bust magazine, HealthDay, Bulletin for the World Health Organization, MSNBC.com, iVillage, Natural Health magazine, and Women's eNews. She's a graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and also has a bachelor's degree from the University of Guelph, Canada, in nutritional sciences.
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HAJER NAILI, STAFF REPORTER
Hajer Naili is Women's eNews staff reporter. She worked as a Reporter/Presenter for several radio stations in France including Lebanon Radio Orient in Paris where she focused on international news with a special focus on the Middle East and North Africa. Naili has also contributed as a writer to American online magazines such as Illume Mag and Elan The Mag covering stories on American Muslims. She graduated in Information and Communication from the University of Letters and Arts of Nice, France.
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DALILA-JOHARI PAUL, SPECIAL SERIES PROJECT EDITOR
Dalila-Johari Paul spent more than a decade as a newspaper journalist with Newsday, the Hartford Courant and The Star-Ledger. She is currently the project editor for Women's eNews' black maternal health series. The black maternal health project's goal is to raise awareness and increase news coverage about the rising maternal mortality rates in the U.S. and the racial and economic disparities. Paul also has a special interest in stories centered around reproductive health, mental health and access to quality care. She edits Women's eNews' Sisterspace column and is a freelance video editor..
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CHARLOTTE COOPER, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING
Charlotte Cooper works with marketing tools old and new to help spread the word of Women's eNews as far and wide as our readership. She engages with our news and nonprofit focused community on social media, manages reprints and syndication and plans the regular events held in the Women's eNews office in New York. Raised and educated in England, Charlotte began her career working in green lifestyle media before moving onto women's rights and interests. She was the co-founder and designer of British feminist magazine, Subtext, and has worked with the Feminist Press's women and science project in the US.
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PERRIE RIZZO, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
Perrie Rizzo has over a decade of nonprofit development and event planning experience under her belt. A volunteer in the sector since her teens, she aims to help make the world a little bit better every day through her work. Before joining Women's eNews in March 2010, Perrie spent four years with the Ms. Foundation for Women, overseeing the organization and execution of special events, including the Annual Gloria (Steinem) Awards. She works as an independent consultant with numerous nonprofit organizations throughout NYC.
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TOULINE HABAKE, DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE
Touline Habake joined Women's eNews in September 2010.
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ARIEL JENSEN-VARGAS, WEB DIRECTOR
Ariel Jensen-Vargas is the Web Director for Women's eNews.
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