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In this town of writerly goodness, every once in a while an event rolls around that I feel I just can’t miss. \u00a0Still trying to line up a sitter, but damned if I won’t be there. \u00a0If anywhere near NYC this Monday night, I strongly encourage you to hightail it to this panel too — which features members of my awesome authors’ group, and the founder of The OpEd Project<\/a>,\u00a0the organization I work with. Here’s the schpiel:<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i1.createsend1.com\/ei\/y\/7A\/A06\/804\/csimport\/pinkpanel.101153.jpg\")
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| <\/em> <\/p>\n New America NYC i<\/em>n collaboration with the Invisible Institute<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n JUNE 11, 2012 6:30<\/strong> <\/strong><\/span>\u2013<\/strong> <\/strong><\/span>8:15PM<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Topics around gender politics, family issues and women’s health are crucial mainstays of journalism, so why do issues pertaining to women get sidelined? And how can so-called “women’s topics” get an intellectually sound, politically savvy hearing in a media world that often wants a soft focus on hard issues? Hear from tough women journalists spilling red ink on pink topics, and how they manage the gender divide in serious ideas-based reporting.<\/p>\n FEATURING<\/strong><\/p>\n EMILY BAZELON<\/p>\n Senior editor, Slate\u2028Contributing writer, The New York Times Magazine\u2028Author of a forthcoming book about bullying, Sticks and Stones, to be published early next spring Author, Origins and Brilliant\u2028Contributing writer, TIME magazine\u2028Contributor, NPR’s MindShift.com<\/p>\n PAMELA PAUL<\/p>\n Author, The Starter Marriage and The Future of Matrimony, Pornified, and Parenting, Inc.\u2028Features editor and children’s book editor, The New York Times Book Review<\/p>\n KATIE ORENSTEIN<\/p>\n Founder and CEO, The OpEd Project<\/p>\n Author, Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked<\/p>\n |