Catriona Morton

Catriona Morton is a Brooklyn-based writer, copy editor, and social media manager with extensive experience in editorial, arts, and non-profit sectors. As of August 2025, she is a regular freelance contributor to Refinery29, with recent bylines covering wellness, relationships, sexuality, and astrology. Her writing is characterized by a candid, empathetic, and conversational style, often blending personal narrative with broader cultural analysis. Morton has previously served as host and producer for the 'After: Surviving Sexual Assault' podcast and was founder/editor-in-chief of SICK magazine, focusing on chronic illness and disability advocacy. She is currently working on her first work of fiction, funded by Arts Council England DYCP. Morton’s career trajectory includes roles in copy editing, social media management, and editorial leadership, with a reputation for tackling sensitive topics with nuance and accessibility. She is recognized for her ability to connect with younger audiences and for her advocacy around mental health, sexual wellness, and intersectional feminism.