Gabrielle Glaser Email & Phone Number

Greater New York City Area

Author of the New York Times bestseller, "Her Best-Kept Secret: Why Women Drink--And How They Can Regain Control,"​ (Simon and Schuster, 2013). Glaser's work on the science of treating alcohol and substance use has appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times, The Daily Beast, and The Wall Street Journal. Her ProPublica story on predators in Alcoholics Anonymous became an hour-long segment on 48 Hours. She has appeared as a frequent guest on television and radio, including NBC Nightly News, Katie!, All In with Chris Hayes, NPR's Fresh Air and OnPoint, and WNYC's On the Media.

Portland, Oregon

Glaser covered a wide range of health and social topics, from the experiences of gestational surrogates, Korean adoptees as adults, to Japanese and Chinese women coming to the U.S. for egg donations. Her story on white Canadians adopting African American children, "Sending Black Babies North," won the Missouri Lifestyle Award in 2005.

Greater New York City Area

Author of "The Nose: A Profile of Sex, Beauty, and Survival" (Atria, 2002). Finalist for the Oregon Book Award, 2002. "County Lines" columnist at The New York Times. Contributor to The New York Times Science Times, Health, The New York Times Magazine. Journalism instructor, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Author of "Strangers to the Tribe" (Houghton Mifflin, 1997), a groundbreaking study of how American Judaism is dealing with intermarriage.

Greater Washington, D.C.

Glaser covered health and social trends.

Warsaw Area, Poland

Glaser covered the collapse of communism and the transition to capitalism in Poland for the Economist. Her work on social, economic, cultural change and the war in Yugoslavia also appeared in The New York Times, The Dallas Morning News, and on National Public Radio.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Covered crime, federal courts, sports and agriculture. Wrote radio copy for local and national members.

Washington, D.C.

Bachelor'S Degree, History, With Honors

Master'S Degree, Latin American History