Juliana is a correspondent covering marriage, family, and sexuality as part of WORLD’s Relations beat. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate and earned a master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Juliana resides in the Washington, D.C., metro area with her husband and three children.
More than a quarter of American adults are estranged from a family member. Deborah Satonick knows that pain. After four years apart, her daughters came home to say goodbye to the dying family dog. She asked them, “How about on my deathbed?” WORLD’s Juliana Chan Erikson reports.
Parents and children often blame lifestyle choices or family strife for broken relationships, but some take steps toward reconciliation
A recent report claimed wrongful diagnosis codes aided harmful transgender treatment, but proving fraud could be difficult
WASHINGTON MEMO | Dueling committees vie for America’s semiquincentennial attention
Thousands gathered for Rededicate 250, a worship event celebrating America’s Christian heritage that also revived debate over nationalism and the role of religion in politics. WORLD’s Juliana Chan Erikson reports.
Gen Z is dating less, with many young adults unsure how to navigate relationships in a culture with fewer expectations and more options. WORLD’s Juliana Chan Erikson reports.
Survey explores why most young adults aren’t going out
More challenges to laws governing male and female sports await at the state level
Hunter Baker on the Court’s women’s-sports cases, the politics of gender and abortion, Trump’s pressure campaign against Jay Powell, Greenland’s strategic importance, and the cultural legacy of Scott Adams
