Rainesford Stauffer

Rainesford Stauffer has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. Resources rainesfordstauffer has populated their site with include: • Visit my website • Andy Beshear's Radical Proposition for America: We Could Have a Nice President. - The Washington Sun • Ahead of Election Day, control of Daviess County Public Library stays at forefront of politics • Kentucky Lantern • Entire worlds are hidden inside teenagers' phones. We asked 5 to share their screen time diaries with us. • SNAP cuts are hurting schools too — and the crisis is growing • Revisiting Childhood Hobbies Is a Way to Learn Who You Are as an Adult • Pizza Hut’s beloved Book It! reading program is back. Thank god. • TIME: Meet Me in the Notes App • ‘It’s never enough’: young Americans struggle to build financial independence as cost of living spikes | US news | The Guardian • Food is expensive. Trump is threatening a key solution. This is the consequence. • Why You Should Do More Things Alone | TIME • Teen Vogue: Amid SNAP Benefits Suspension, More Young People Will Go Hungry • The Toll Working Multiple Jobs Takes on Young People • The Washington Post: ‘It’s PR, not the ER’: Gen Z is resisting the workplace emergency • ELLE: How Ballet Is Fighting for Dancer Pregnancy Rights • The Guardian: Being a librarian was already hard. Then came the Trump administration • TIME: Why Voice Notes Are a Small Act of Love • Esquire: The Secret Crisis Affecting College RAs • Teen Vogue & The 19th: Abortion Advocate Hadley Duvall Never Wanted to Be Political. Now She's Touring the Country For the Harris Campaign • Order An Ordinary Age • Read An Ordinary Age excerpt in Teen Vogue • Q&A on An Ordinary Age with Nisha Chittal, for Internet Tote Bag • Teen Vogue: Generation Wars Between Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z Are a Distraction • Q&A with Anne Helen Petersen for Culture Study • Catapult essay: To All the Coffeeshops I’ve Called Home • InStyle essay: What Does It Even Mean to Be Enough? • The Atlantic chapter excerpt: You Don’t Need to Leave Home to Build a Life • MSNBC • Q&A with The Interlude • Q&A with Ordinary Habit • Essay: It’s Okay to Outgrow the Life You Thought You Wanted • Catapult essay: The Obsession with “Getting Ahead” in Your Twenties is Failing Young People • Meg Conley/homeculture on An Ordinary Age • The Atlantic: Your 20s Don’t Have to Be the ‘Best Time of Your Life’ • Teen Vogue: Toxic Work Environments Shouldn’t Be a Rite of Passage • CNN: Do you yearn for fulfillment? Reach for the 'ordinary,' author says • Apartment Therapy: Here’s Why It Feels Like This Year Is Going By Too Quickly — and What to Do About It • Catapult: My Mom’s Pandemic Piano Taught Me You Can Always “Find Yourself” • Vox: The best four years of your life? • The Daily Beast: Rainesford Stauffer Recommends Five Books That Made Her Think Bigger This Year • Teen Vogue: Overwork Is Taking a Huge Physical and Mental Toll on Workers • The New York Times: What’s Holding Young Adults Back From Vaccination? • Terrible, Thanks for Asking podcast • DAME Magazine: Do We Have the Space to Grieve Anymore? • Teen Vogue: Alana Thompson on Growing Up Honey Boo Boo • Teen Vogue: Paid Leave Should Be the Standard in All Industries • Catapult: To Every Woman Who Spent Her Twenties Apologizing • Scalawag Magazine: Without paid leave, the South's COVID school policies cause a terrible trickle down for families • Cradle to College Teen Vogue Series: Teen Parents Must Navigate a System That Rarely Includes Them • Work In Progress Teen Vogue column: How Do I Find a Job After College? Here’s What to Prioritize • Letting Go of My Toxic Ambition • Unpaid Internships Are Still Common — Here’s What to Do When Asked to Work for Free • Preorder ALL THE GOLD STARS, out 6/6/2023! • Teen Vogue: Voter Registration Isn’t Enough, Youth Organizations Say • DAME: High Schoolers Are Ready to Fix Your School Board • Scalawag: On abortion, count on Gen Z for more than votes • Teen Vogue: Unlimited Vacation Time: How Do PTO Policies Work in Practice? • Esquire: How John Hendrickson Writes What's Real • How Do I Navigate Mental Health Issues at Work? • Esquire: Inside America's Exploitative Plasma Industry • Dreaming of Student-Debt Relief • ORDER ALL THE GOLD STARS: • Teen Vogue: Everything We Think About Ambition Needs to Change • The Guardian: America is obsessed with ambition. Is it time to redefine it? • TIME: There's No Such Thing as Getting Ahead • 1A: Rethinking ambition with Rainesford Stauffer • Culture Study: This Will Change the Way You Think About Ambition • ELLE: We Should Be Ambitious About Our Friendships • Teen Vogue: Unpaid Labor Is Seen As a Given in Many Fields • “All The Gold Stars” With Rainesford Stauffer • It’s Going To Be OK episode • Teen Vogue: How to Ask for a Raise or Promotion at Work • The Guardian: ‘I already work two jobs’: US graduates with kids grapple with student debt • In Their Own Words: A series on the youth mental health crisis • Teen Vogue: What Do I Do If My Job Bores Me to Tears? • Teen Vogue: Why Gen-Z Students and Activists Are Going to Bat for Libraries • Esquire: The Author Fighting Back Against Book Bans • The Creative Independent: Rainesford Stauffer • TIME: Learning to Want Again • Teen Vogue: So You Messed Up at Your Job, Now What? • Teen Vogue: Some of the World's Most Prestigious Ballet Dancers Are Ready to Strike • Teen Vogue: What Are Your Rights at Work As a Young Person? • Teen Vogue: Student Debt Is Taxing Young People's Mental Health • DAME: What Guaranteed Income Could Do for Young Americans - Dame Magazine • TIME: For the Love of Savoring Sandwiches • Teen Vogue What Young Workers Need to Know About Paid Leave • Jezebel Q&A with Brian Goldstone, author of There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America • TIME: What to Know About the Real Life Dancers in 'Étoile' • Teen Vogue: Why Does Getting a Job Feel Impossible Right Now? • Rewire: College Students Struggle With Mental Health Care Under Trump • Rewire: Young Workers Least Likely To Have Parental Leave, Sick Days—Report