Latest articles by Andrea Stanley
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The Women Coming Together to Make Friends and Shoot FirearmsThis is what a gun club for women looks like.
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In Our Era of Mass Shootings, Will the Educators Ever Be All Right?A growing group of survivors must contend with the deep, emotional impact such an event has on their lives.
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We Partnered With Harvard to Ask: How Do Women Really Feel About Guns?We asked women about their interest in guns, their fears, their political feelings, and more.
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Women and Guns: A ‘Marie Claire’ InvestigationTen years ago, ‘Marie Claire’ published a groundbreaking series that explored the complex world of females and firearms. A decade later, we’re returning to the same topic to understand what’s changed—and what hasn’t.
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Abby Phillip Wasn’t Looking for the Spotlight. She Earned It Anyway.After writing her first book on Jesse Jackson’s legacy, the CNN anchor reflects on risk, resilience, and staying true to herself.
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Melinda French Gates Knows Exactly How Her Career EndsOne year since the philanthropist left the Gates Foundation, she’s still figuring things out—but there’s one cause she’s committed to for life.
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Elizabeth Warren: This Is What Eliminating the Department of Education Will Actually Look LikeWith the Trump administration threatening to sign an executive order to shut down the agency as soon as today, the Senator sits down with 'Marie Claire' to explain how public schools, financial aid, and civil rights would be impacted.
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A’ja Wilson Is Still Reaching New HeightsShe’s been leading the WNBA for years. But now, with the sport seeing unprecedented growth, the basketball superstar opens up about what it means to have all eyes on you.
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The 700-Mile Journey to Get an AbortionAs states continue to enact harmful legislation that restricts access to reproductive healthcare, a network of pilots is flying people across the country to get the services they need. 'Marie Claire' reports from the air.
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Marriage and #MeTooBehind the millions-loud movement, there’s a quiet fringe of women not comfortable posting the hashtag—because to out their perpetrator would be to out their husband.
