Delia believes in social change through storytelling, and her writing synthesizes detailed research, compelling analysis, and the importance of the lived experience. She enjoys writing for diverse audiences, and past subjects include feminism, trauma, street harassment, pop culture analysis, and travel.  The bulk of her writing can be found at her blog, Away She Goes, which focuses on the intersection of social justice, international development, and traveling off the beaten path.  She is a columnist at Wanderful and Go Overseas, and was a correspondent at Stop Street Harassment.  A sample of her writing for other outlets appears below.  She is always on the lookout for new writing opportunities.  Please contact her via email at harrington.delia@gmail.com. 

Rewire News
One in Six Women Will Lose Under GOP Health Policy

Den of Geek 
The Magicians' Abortion Storyline Trades One Problem For Another
How The Handmaid's Tale Depiction of Rape Mirrors Real Life
How Wonder Woman Subverts Superhero Movie Gender Tropes
Wonder Woman, Violence, and the Machinery of War
The Handmaid's Tale: Real World Inspirations

Currently reviewing Orphan Black Season 5
TV shows reviewed include: Select episode reviews:
Orphan Black Season 5 Episode 6 Review: Manacled Slim Wrists
iZombie Season 3 Episode 10: Return of The Dead Guy Review
The Handmaid's Tale Review (Spoiler Free)
Wynonna Earp Season 2 Episode 1 Review: Steel Bars and Stone Walls
The 100 Season 4 Episode 7 Review: Gimme Shelter

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Hello Giggles

How to Practice Good Self-Care Online - Especially Now

Accion Blogs

Kopo Kopo: Bringing Fintech to Small Business Owners

OutLoud Media

The Pink Tax: A Cost for Women

Girl Gone International 

Staying Safe and Sane When Travelling (starts on page 52)
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                                                               The 100: A Post-Apocalyptic World Without Rape

                                                               No, I Do Not Have To Watch Your Favorite TV Show

                                                               Trauma, Stigma, and Shame: Outlander and Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse

                                                                Jack Randall Isn’t Gay: Coercion, Sexual Assault and Sexual Orientation on Outlander

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