Stephanie Drenka is the Communications Director for Dallas, Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from DePaul University, with minors in Asian American Studies and Women’s Studies. Stephanie’s photography and writing have been featured in Washington Post, Huffington Post, USA Today, and ABC News. In April 2019, she launched VISIBLE Magazine, an online publication amplifying stories from underrepresented communities. She is a 2020 Public Voices Fellow of The OpEd Project.
Writing:
Take the Lead - "Halmoni" Means Grandmother
Thrive Global - Singing Lessons: Coping With COVID-19 Through Music
Thrive Global - Divorce in the Time of Coronavirus
MS Magazine - Why Adoptee Citizenship Matters During the Coronavirus Pandemic
HuffPost - I’m Adopted And Pro-Choice. Stop Using My Story For The Anti-Abortion Agenda.
RoleReboot - Representation Matters For Asian Americans In Hollywood And Beyond
MS Magazine - Leveraging Influence for Impact
HuffPost - I’m Adopted, But I Won’t Be Celebrating National Adoption Month
Photography:
D Magazine - Six Young Female Artists Reflect on Voting for the First Time in Fair Park Exhibition
Washington Post - Breakfast With Dads
HuffPost - 19 Photos of Interracial Couples That You Wouldn't Have Seen 51 Years Ago
Dallas Observer - Teen Artists Teach Us About Love With a Multimedia Exhibition
Interviews:
Am I Qualified To Do This? - Episode 1: Am I Qualified to Change the Narrative
NBC DFW - Community Conversations: How to Achieve a ‘Radically Inclusive City'
The Cut - Un-Adopted: YouTubers Myka and James Stauffer shared every step of their parenting journey. Except the last.
gulp podcast - Hiccup One: How We Got Here
The Cut - The Woman Helping Her Ex Set Up Dating App Profiles
Dallas Observer - Single and Ready to ... Nevermind: What It’s Like to Separate in the Middle of a Pandemic
PERSPECTIVE - Representation for Real
Dallas Observer - Adopted Dallas Writer Explains Why She's Pro-Choice
Drinks With Creatives
Family Preservation 365Live
