Jeanette Beebe (bee – bee) is a journalist focused on aging, public health, and tech. Her reporting has appeared in Fast Company, Forbes, The Daily Beast, MarketWatch, Medscape, Mental Floss, Next Avenue, Scientific American, TIME Health, and WHYY.

Jeanette writes a daily newsletter for the Center for Cooperative Media’s NJ News Commons, a network of over 280 local news partners. Her work as a freelance recordist has been broadcast by the BBC, Gimlet Media, KALW, WBUR, and NPR/ProPublica’s “Lost Mothers” series, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting. She got her start in journalism at the Daily Princetonian, where she interviewed voting machine researchers who later sounded an alarm that made international headlines. She served as an M.A. Scholar at NYU’s Science, Health, & Environmental Reporting Program for one semester, and she holds an A.B. in English from Princeton. Born and raised in Iowa, Jeanette has lived in Chicago, New York, and Berlin (twice). Now based halfway between New York and Philly, she is a long-time commuter — and she tries to travel light.