Hanna Kozlowska is a freelance writer and reporter who was formerly on staff at Quartz and the New York Times. Her work, including national investigations and foreign dispatches, has also appeared in the Washington Post, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, NBC News, The New Republic, and many others. She covers the intersection of tech and society, politics, and gender issues. For the Cut, she’s written about Ukrainian refugees seeking abortion in Poland, pharmacists refusing key medications post-Roe, and couples who found each other via computer matchmaking in the 1960s and ’70s.
