Megan Robinson
Megan Robinson is a British journalist, editor, and anthropologist based in New York. Her writing has appeared in Slate, Business Insider, and Playboy. She has been interviewed on NPR’s Marketplace about her reporting on Gen Z labor market challenges, and has presented her ethnographic research at the London School of Economics and the University of Staffordshire. She has also published her M.Phil research from the University of Cambridge on Amazonian politics and art in a peer-reviewed journal with Intellect Books. An anthropologist at heart, she now writes as a journalist, but still loves critical theory and hopes to write a book one day.
Exploring Culture, Work, and the Modern World
Megan Robinson is a New York–based writer and researcher whose work sits at the intersection of journalism and anthropology. She focuses on contemporary social issues, with a particular interest in how younger generations navigate work, identity, and economic change. Drawing from her academic background and field research, her writing combines analytical depth with clear, engaging storytelling. Through her work, she aims to make complex cultural and political topics more accessible to a wider audience while continuing to explore new ideas and perspectives.
Journalism & Writing
Megan writes thoughtful, in-depth articles covering culture, work, and society. Her work has been featured in leading publications, bringing clarity to complex modern issues.