Ruth Terry

This article discusses the lack of representation in sourcing subject matter experts and offers tips for writers who want to connect with more diverse sources.

This article focuses on how writers can use inclusive style guides to conduct interviews with sensitivity and write about people and topics outside their own life experiences.

This viral article for The New York Times's Smarter Living section arms readers with anti-racist strategies that they can use to combat everyday racism when it occurs.

Article written for The Washington Post about growing up in a working-class immigrant family and learning to cook meals from cupboard staples.

Article for TIME magazine about the Black women leading anti-racist activism in Poland.

This reported personal essay includes an interview with the nation's leading expert on microaggressions and provides advice to marginalized folks on how to deal with them.

This long-form report on critical race theory delves into the history of the controversial legal framework, the ways conservative pundits weaponized the term and how lawmakers are shaping public policy around CRT.

This in-depth, policy-focused report for CQ Researcher explores whether legislation
is needed to protect Black people from discrimination based on their hairstyles.

This topical article for solutions journalism outlet Yes! explains how some Black educators are using critical race theory as a framework to help their students better understand history and contextualize current events.

This article looks at how philanthropists can decolonize their giving through anti-racism work and partnership with Black nonprofit organization leaders.

This thought leadership article about DEI for AssociationsNow provides practical steps that leaders can take to create organizational cultures and safe, welcoming spaces for their members.

This article questions whether travel alone really builds empathy, particularly among western travelers who visit lower-income locales.

Award-winning first-person reported feature about my experience as a Black woman experimenting with nanotourism, a form of lower-impact immersive travel, in the Republic of Georgia.

A B2B article that explores how travel advisors can curate culturally responsive travel experiences for increasingly diverse clientele.

Part of a digital package on diversity in travel, this article relied on interviews with subject matter experts to provide advice for travel advisors who want to curate better travel experiences for clients with disabilities.