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.
Will online conservative voices be silenced after right-wing groups stormed Capitol Hill?
Facial recognition technology offers potential safety benefits, but most U.S. schools remain wary
Amazon.com continues to ban some Christian nonprofits from its donate-while-you-shop program
As the coronavirus pandemic stifles the gambling industry, sports gamblers turn to more obscure competitions
Juliana Chan Erikson | States are moving to restrict so-called “conversion therapy” practices meant to help people struggling with unwanted same-sex attraction or gender issues. A WORLD review suggests the bans are misguided
Christian commentators and others have found wide audiences through podcasts
A patchwork of state laws makes medical marijuana an imprecise practice
Juliana Chan Erikson | Loneliness plagues our social-media-drenched society, and summer is the season of greatest isolation
The Greatest Showman brings an embellished circus spectacle to modern theater audiences
