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Kristi Eaton

Kristi Eaton

Kristi Eaton is a freelance journalist.

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Domestic workers rally

In Cambodia, Domestic Workers Get Organized

By: Kristi Eaton | April 6, 2015

Their ranks are small but growing, and they want their government to join an international labor treaty. “If we organize, we can help each other,” says a 25-year-old housekeeper who started working when she was 10 and earns $75 a month.

Cambodia
Maid in Cambodia training class

‘Maid in Cambodia’ Highlights Skills, Better Wages

By: Kristi Eaton | January 27, 2015

With no protections or rights for domestic workers in Cambodia, an expat here has started a job training center that requires employers to pay a decent wage, provide one day off a week, offer paid sick leave and holidays, basic health care and an eight-hour work day.

Addiction

Oklahoma Program Tries to Divert Women From Prison

By: Kristi Eaton | February 25, 2011

Oklahoma’s rate of female incarceration has led the country for many years. A 2009 program to detour women to drug treatment may help change that.

Anorexia

Despite Myth, Anorexics Do Become Pregnant

By: Kristi Eaton | January 28, 2011

When women suffering anorexia stop having their menstrual periods many think they no longer have to worry about birth control. But the recent discovery of a higher rate of unplanned pregnancies among women with the disorder turns that thinking on its head.

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