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Auditi Guha

Northeast Regional Reporter

Auditi Guha is a northeast regional reporter for Rewire.News, where she covers the northeast region for Rewire.News, reporting on social justice issues across New England.

Audi has uncovered corruption, injustice, and discrimination in her career from India to Boston. Previously, Auditi worked at the Standard-Times in New Bedford, and was a crime reporter for the Cambridge Chronicle and Somerville Journal, where she was one of 12 national Guggenheim criminal justice fellows in New York in 2012. Formerly a food blogger and beat reporter at several Massachusetts weeklies, Auditi has won several awards from the New England Newspaper & Press Association. She has a master’s degree in journalism from Emerson College, is a founding member of the Boston chapter of the South Asian Journalists Association, and a member of the Society of Professional Journalists. Her work has appeared in the the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, HuffPost, and Associated Press, among other publications.

For press appearances or further information, please contact [email protected].

[Photo: A food industry worker prepares a drink at a restaurant.]

Paid Sick Leave Has Finally Come to the South

Auditi Guha

Legislators in 13 states have passed laws giving 16 million people access to paid sick time. Dallas could be the first city in the South to implement the policy.

[Photo: A young Black patient has a video chat with doctor on tablet.]

Telemedicine Abortion Is Safe, No Matter What Anti-Choice Lawmakers Claim

Auditi Guha

Medication abortion provided via telemedicine has the same health outcomes as medication abortions provided at a clinic, according to new research.

[Photo: A white, female doctor speaks to her patient.]

North Dakota Law Forcing Doctors to Spread Abortion Misinformation Won’t Take Effect—Yet

Auditi Guha

A lawsuit claims two anti-choice North Dakota laws violate doctors' constitutional rights by forcing them to “convey false information and non-medical statements” to patients.

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‘Complicit’ New Jersey Democrats Face Pressure to End ICE Contracts

Auditi Guha

Essex County has the largest ICE contract in New Jersey, dating back to 2011, worth more than $49 million annually.

[Photo: A young person sits on a doctor's table as they wait for the doctor to arrive.]

This Lawsuit Could ‘Dismantle’ Anti-Choice Laws in Minnesota

Auditi Guha

Reproductive rights advocates want to undo Minnesota laws like a mandate to bury or cremate fetal remains, and a requirement that abortions be performed by a physician.

[Photo: Pro-choice advocates gather inside the Rhode Island Statehouse.]

Rhode Island Legislators Overcome Anti-Choice Democrats to Pass ‘Roe’ Protections

Auditi Guha

Passing the Reproductive Privacy Act has been an uphill battle for advocates in Rhode Island, a Catholic Church stronghold where some Democratic legislators oppose abortion rights.

[Photo: Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker speaks on stage during an event.]

Massachusetts Governor Says He’s Pro-Choice. But He Might Not Sign a Pro-Choice Bill.

Auditi Guha

While he supported repealing antiquated anti-choice laws, Gov. Charlie Baker (R) has not come out in support of legislation that would expand access to later abortion care.

[Photo: A food service employee works in a fast food kitchen.]

There’s a New Standard for Paid Family Leave Policy in the United States

Auditi Guha

Connecticut's new family leave policy includes a broad definition of a loved one—a boon for single parents and LGBTQ people, who often have non-traditional support networks.

[Photo: Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards speaks during a press conference.]

Anti-Choice Democrats Made Louisiana’s Near-Total Abortion Ban Possible

Auditi Guha

Anti-choice Democrats in Lousiana have often joined Republicans to pass legislation aimed at criminalizing pregnant people and physicians who perform abortions.

[Photo: A crowd of pro-choice advocates holding signs gather to protest abortion bans.]

How One State Has Become a Model for Protecting Abortion Rights From Supreme Court Conservatives (Updated)

Auditi Guha

Vermont's Republican governor told Rewire.News he would not stand in the way of protecting abortion rights amid the looming threat to Roe v. Wade.

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