Sarah Kim
Sarah Kim is a freelance journalist and writer. She holds a B.A. in Political Economy from Barnard College, Columbia University and M.S. from Columbia Journalism School. Her master's thesis project chronicled the various ways the justice and healthcare systems failed domestic violence survivors with disabilities. Sarah herself lives with cerebral palsy.
Her journalistic work focuses on the intersectionality of race, socioeconomic status, culture/entertainment, and politics on people with disabilities, particularly women. Sarah has written for TIME, Forbes, Glamour, The Daily Beast, The Mighty, Teen Vogue, Huffington Post, Columbia Journalism Review, and more. When she is not doing journalism, she works on a book in collaboration with Marcalee Alexander on sexuality and disability.
Follow her on Twitter @beingsarahkim
Domestic Violence Hurts People With Disabilities, Too
The hidden epidemic within the disability community
How COVID-19 Safety Measures Are Impacting Various Disabled Communities
From face masks to social distancing, COVID-19 precautions are more than just an inconvenience for those with disabilities