Florina Rodov

Florina Rodov is a widely published journalist and nonfiction writer whose work appears in Newsweek, The Atlantic, CNN, Shondaland and many other national publications. She often writes about education and has covered antisemitism in schools, the culture wars, charter school corruption, and a strange event involving a statue at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that happened during a school trip. Her exposé "The Truth About Charter Schools" in Shondaland went massively viral and was shared by luminaries in education, politics and beyond. Florina was nominated for a Pushcart Prize for "The Homemade Abortion" in Electric Literature, receiving a notable mention, and she's working on a couple of books.