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Corinne Lestch
Corinne Lestch is Senior Staff Writer at The Story Exchange. She has over a decade of experience in news media. As a staff reporter for the New York Daily News, she covered breaking news, education and City Hall, and won a Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York for beat reporting. She earned her bachelor's degree in journalism from Northwestern University and a master's degree from Columbia University.
Posts by Corinne Lestch
Who Can Become a Life Coach? Anyone. That Might Be the Problem
It has become one of the fastest-growing industries, especially during the pandemic. But questions about regulation and training abound.
The White House Appoints First Black, LGBTQ Press Secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre is a longtime aide of Joe Biden’s.
This Author Won’t Stop Talking about the Pandemic’s Effect on Working Moms
After publishing her first book, Angela Garbes struggled with her next project. One viral New York Magazine article later, she found her new subject.
This Doctor’s Dedication to Reproductive Rights Led Her to Launch an Online Birth Control Startup
Dr. Sophia Yen makes birth control accessible despite political forces working against her.
How I Work Now: ‘Getting Dressed and Going Out Into the World Saved My Sanity’
Hera Hub founder Felena Hanson kept her co-working spaces running, even during the pandemic.
An Exclusive Networking Group for Women C-Suite Execs Just Hit Unicorn Status
The latest round of funding gives the startup Chief a $1.1 billion valuation and marks a record for female founders.
In a World Concerned with Safety, These Entrepreneurs Say Their Bracelet Can Help
And people are listening, and buying — the company claims 25,000 activations on its bracelets.
While U.S. Moms Wait for Government to Act, Canada Passes National Childcare Plan
Many women have left the workforce since the pandemic, largely because of childcare issues. Canada wants to make it easier for working moms.
Black Women Cheer Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Time in Hot Seat
Supporters who showed up for the historic Supreme Court nominee’s grueling Senate hearings see progress despite attacks.
Ukrainian Women Are Joining the Fight for Their Country, and Democracy
Once seen as fleeing with children and the elderly, women are now joining the frontlines against Russian forces.
This Muslim Director Is Flipping the Rom-Com Genre with Her New Film ‘Americanish’
Iman Zawahry grew up on ’80s American comedies, which featured almost no people of color. Now, she’s portraying her own culture on screen.
A Promising Cultural Exchange Program for Ukrainian Youth Grinds to Halt
Katerina Manoff, who runs ENGin from Connecticut, is now trying to connect students to U.S. news media.
This Eco-Friendly Company Stays Ahead of the Curve with Compostable Home Goods
Repurpose launched well before sustainability became a buzzword, and the veteran company is still ahead of the game.
Netflix Is Elevating More Women to Ranks of Leaders
The streaming giant is taking diversity in its leadership seriously, according to a new report.