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Erica Hensley

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Georgia, Mississippi
As seen in: Fuller Project for International Reporting, AL.com, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Mississippi Today, The Greenwood Commonwealth, Reckon, Mississippi Business Journal
Health & data journalist @FullerProject reporting on reproductive health in the Deep South. @USCAnnenberg @HMJatUGA alum, ATL born & raised.
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Reporting on the far right: A toolkit

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By Imriel Morgan, Erica Hensley Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Many far-right movements are organised, globally networked and getting better at hiding it. The language used often sounds like human rights. The funding is obscured through foundations and donor-advised funds across borders. The tactics, from institutional capture to strategic litigation to algorithm gaming, are replicable and spreading. Fuller built this toolkit because headlines alone don't give you the framework to see the pattern.
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Reporting on the far right? Here’s what you need to know

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By Erica Hensley Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Across Europe, far-right movements and political parties are , from Britain's Reform UK to Germany's Alternative für Deutschland. Understanding the reasons why this is happening means peeling back layers to uncover the organized and well-funded engine behind it. Much of the far-right ideology is rooted in racist, sexist narratives that rely on gender-based disinformation, like ‘the great replacement’ conspiracy theory and global anti-abortion misinformation networks.
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‘It’s which door she walks through’: How provider preference and hospital culture drive C-section rates

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By Erica Hensley Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Though they can be life-saving, growing research suggests that cesarian sections, or C-sections, are vastly overused in the United States, especially among first-time moms who are low-risk. At best, this can strip autonomy from new parents. At worst, it can cause irreversible infertility and complications that can result in death. C-sections are major abdominal surgeries with immediate and long-term risks, including infection, hemorrhage and future placenta problems.
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