Poetry and Short Fiction

Kernel Magazine:

• all the better to see you with​

8Poems:

• "Three-Act Eden"

Figure One:

• "Verboten"

Apogee Journal:

• "Exhibition Match"

Baram House:

• "Family Business"
• "The Egg"
• "Liminal"

Essays (Opinion, Advocacy, Personal)

Post45 Contemporaries:

• Heteropessimism cluster: How do we write about love of cock?

San Francisco Chronicle:

• There's still reason to be worried about a national abortion ban

The Point Magazine:

• Closeness without consequence

Rewire.org:

• Wine or Whiskey: The Women Challenging Alcohol Gender Norms
• A Travel Guide to Globe-Trotting with a Conscience
• Why Are There Judges On Your Ballot?

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Bust Magazine:

• "The Redistribution of Gardening" - A Response to Ross Douthat's "Redistribution of Sex"

The Atlantic:

• Letter to the Editor in Response to Conor Friedersdorf's article on democratic socialism and minorities

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The Bold Italic:

• How It Feels When Your Friends Get Rich
• ​Why You Should Think Twice About Calling the Police on Homeless People​​

​Women's Media Center:

• Sexual Harassment in Academia: What Now?
• New Girls: Looking for the Allure in Feminism
• Why Teens' Attitudes Matter

Berkeley Political Review:

• ​The Social Bad in Selling Social Good
• Popping the Berkeley Bubble
• American Sniper: Opposing Scopes
• December Berkeley Protests: Where Do We Go From Here?
• A Freshman's Perspective on the Recent Police Brutality Protest
• Hipsters, Murals, and Putin's New Youth Movement
• Children Left Behind: the ADHD Epidemic and Problems in American Education
• The Hyde Amendment: Disproportionately Affecting American Women Since 1976​​

Wikimedia Foundation:

• A bunch of media just entered the public domain. Here's why that matters
• Making the invisible seen: Berkeley event connects artists and academia to improve representation on Wikipedia

Huffington Post:

• Data-Driven Everything
• The Asian Beauty Problem
• 'Humanities Folks' Need to Pay Attention to STEM, and Vice Versa
• Keeping Up with the Joneses, When the Joneses Are High Schoolers
• Would You Buy This For Your Daughter?

Mashable:

• 5 Suggestions for Better STEM Education, from Students
• I'm 15 and All My Friends Use Facebook​

Shriver Report:

• Dare to Say the F-Word

Gates Foundation:

• My Hope for 2030

Berkeley Student Journal of Asian Studies:

• "Dark India" and the Ministry of Utmost Happiness

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Essays on Medium:

• New Rules: The tech-enabled mind games of modern dating suck. Let's put an end to them
• An Open Letter: Thursday night, an uncomfortable flirtation, and how it all could have been different
• Killing the Nice Girl: Reflections on speaking up and quieting down
• Officer O'Reilly: What bogeymen, sisterhood, and walking alone taught me about "staying safe"

Interviews and Profiles

The Adroit Journal:

• Against Assimilation: A Conversation with Nicole Chung

UC Berkeley Social Science Matrix:

• Urban Planning in China's 'Ecological Civilization'
• Changing the Face of Economics
• ​A Tax to Support 'Made in the USA'
• Dr. Charis Thompson and Critique in the Age of Trump
• Bikes and the Changing City
• Network Survival Method
• Racism and Heart Health
• Envisioning Inclusive Geography

Make Magazine:

• Patent Pandas: How One Maker Is Turning Her Horrible Experience Into a Force for Good

Wogrammer:

• The Hidden Value of Detours: How a serendipitous stumble into a cyber-cafe catalyzed Gladys Maina's IT career
• Breaking Down Walls with Open Source: Srishti Sethi's developer advocacy at the Wikimedia Foundation

Education

TED and TED Ed:

• ​Advice from a young TED speaker: start a TED-Ed Club at your school
• What's so super about superheroes? This teen speaker explains
• TED-Ed Clubs asks: how do you talk about depression?
• Islamophobia through the eyes of a middle school student
• Be part of the creative movement for girls' education
• 3 storytelling tips for TED-Ed Clubs
• Becoming Spiderman may be easier than you think: a TED-Ed Club talk on genetically modified humans
• Does school prepare students for the real world? This teen speaker says no​

Mashable:

• 5 Ground-Breaking Competitions for Innovative Youth
• 5 Social Good Websites Aimed at Youth
• 5 Ways Classrooms Can Use Video Conferencing​

​Edutopia:

• 5 Ways to Empower Students

Humor

The Bold Italic:

• Your Life at a San Francisco Nonprofit

Academic Writing

Columbia South Asia Review:

• From Nation-Building to Nation-Buying: Selling a Neoliberal Vision of Development in the New India​

Berkeley Student Journal of Asian Studies:

• Trouble in Paradise: Auroville and the Limits of Utopia