Ash (Class of 2023) joined Anthro in sophomore year because they’re very passionate about equality and social justice, and they want a platform to be able to share their views. Also, they absolutely love writing, and felt that Anthro combined both of those interests. When not writing for Anthro, they can be found working on their novel, reading, and playing video games with their sibling.
Saanvi (Class of 2024) joined Anthro in her sophomore year to write about topics that need more attention. In her spare time, she listens to music and shops.
Evelyn joined Anthro because she's interested in social justice and wants to amplify the voices of activists in her community. In her free time, she loves listening to music and relaxing outside.
![Nurses gather on Welch Road in front of Stanford Hospital to protest for better working conditions. The Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement, the nursing union, has set out to renegotiate their contracts in favor of more pay, mental health support, and retirement support. Fred Taleghani, a member of CRONA’s negotiations team, said that although the issues the union was striking for have existed for a long time, COVID-19 made the issues worse. “The pandemic just kind of really exacerbated it [problems] and it also highlighted the fourth major issue that were dealing with, which is mental health.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/DSCF6675-900x600.jpg)
