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Corinna Barnard

Corinna Barnard has been a journalist for more than 30 years. Her background spans finance, arms control, medicine, technology and parenting. In her most recent position, before joining Women’s eNews in 2003, she worked for Dow Jones, Inc., where for several 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.

Corinna's Latest Articles

Wiki Cables Give Women the Reindeer Treatment

By ● Politics ●
Women are off the U.S. diplomatic map. A look at 200 WikiLeaks cables finds no mention of our rights or struggles, says Corinna Barnard, and a recent check of the State Department’s Council on Women and Girls site found a top story about romping reindeer.

Tea Party Women Could Change the Score, Long Term

By ● Politics ●
GOP women are coming out of the woodwork and challenging Democrats’ double-X dominance. But the game for political women is still more noise than transformative numbers. Corinna Barnard’s editorial kicks off Women’s eNews’ upcoming campaign coverage.
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