Public Voices Fellowship Archives

Catherine Bartlett, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first publish in Medium. “Exciting news! 37 minutes ago I took an “What did I order on Amazon” test and learned I’m receiving a blender — and I couldn’t be more thrilled.”

Catherine Bartlett, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first published in The Hill. “It’s summer vacation. The birds are migrating, the grad caps are tossing, and parents are wondering: what am I going to do with my child?”

Frances Lynch, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first published in The Hill. “Congress and the American people are grappling with the question of impeachment. Even though every American lawyer studied constitutional law, which includes a long history of legal challenges…”

Hilary Van Alsburg, 2018-2019 Fellow. This radio appearance was on Arizona Public Media / StoryCorps. AZPM is partnering with StoryCorps to bring together people who hold different political beliefs for a respectful, meaningful recorded conversation. The One Small Step project helps to break down boundaries.

Dr. Heidi L. Pottinger, 2018-2019 Fellow. This children’s book was published (in Spanish) in May 2019. Dylan tiene un mejor amigo llamado Druzy, una Jirafa quien solo el puede ver, quien lo acompaña en sus aventuras. ¡Cachan arcoíris, surfean, y cantan – Druzy guia a Dylan durante su día, hasta cuando sueña dormido — juntos…

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Megan Carney, 2018-2019 Fellow. this piece was first published in UA@Work. “Three interdisciplinary teams led by UA faculty will undertake projects to address issues related to inequality – locally and on the other side of the globe.”

Linda Phillips, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first published in The Hill. “Last week, Sens. Kamela Harris (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), both presidential candidates, called attention to the alarmingly high maternal death rates among black women. Both cited institutional racism as the root cause.

Amy McCoy and Dr. Felicia Goodrum Sterling, 2018-2019 Fellows. This piece was first published in The Hill. “Combined with recent United Nations announcement that 1 million species are at risk of extinction and an early start to the summer ice melt in Greenland sparked by the second hottest March on record, it seems that the planet is sending…

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Catherine Bartlett, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first published in The Hill.  “Climate change will burn us all. Last week the UN released an ominous report: nature is disappearing at unprecedented and rapid rates. “

Megan Carney, 2018-2019 Fellow. This piece was first published in Sapiens. “It’s easy to blame obesity, diabetes, and other conditions on people’s poor diets. But the real culprit is multinational corporations that profit from limiting our food choices.”