Danielle Campoamor

Danielle Campoamor is an award-winning journalist and editor specializing in reproductive justice, parenting, and political analysis. She currently serves as Senior Identity Editor at Romper, where she launched Bustle's groundbreaking 'Abortion AMA' column – the first bi-weekly Q&A series focused on abortion education. With over a decade of experience, her career spans roles at NBC News, Marie Claire, and The Seattle Times, with bylines in The New York Times, Washington Post, and CNN. Campoamor's investigative work includes geospatial tracking of crisis pregnancy centers targeting Indigenous communities and documenting maternal mortality among Black veterans, which directly influenced VA policy reforms. She received the 2018 Planned Parenthood Media Excellence Award and was recognized by the Alliance for Women in Media for exposing anti-abortion funding mechanisms. A graduate of Western Washington University with an English Literature degree, she combines narrative storytelling with data-driven reporting to advance reproductive rights and maternal health equity.