Anna Wenner

Kansas City

Photographer, Writer and Editor at Freelance

Freelance writer for Wirecutter, Reviewed, Lovepop, and more | Find me on Instagram/Threads @annaMwenner | Rep: @Lynnette_Novak | She/Her

Featured in: Favicon

medium.com Favicon

usatoday.com (+1) Favicon

flipboard.com Favicon

azcentral.com Favicon

palmbeachpost.com Favicon

indystar.com Favicon

tennessean.com + 60 more

Articles

Reasonable Accommodations in the Workplace | SUCCESS

6 days ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

For those with disabilities, navigating the average workplace can come with extra challenges. While there are plenty of ways that companies can create a more accessible and inclusive environment, it’s rarely a one-size-fits-all sort of fix. Instead, what individuals often need are specific accommodations that are personalized to their needs.
How Neurodivergence Impacts Work (and How to Get the Support You Need)

2 weeks ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

Over the last five years, more and more people have begun using the word “neurodivergent” as an umbrella term for those who think differently, such as those with ADHD or autism. It’s an empowering way to acknowledge challenges a person might face when confronted with societal expectations, without implying that there is something “wrong” with them. As a neurodivergent gal myself, I’m a huge fan of the word.
Where to shop for big bra sizes: Bra retailers who carry above a D cup

3 weeks ago | reviewed.com | Anna Wenner |Jessica Kanzler

I’m going to level with you here–bigger breasts can be the worst sometimes. Sure, they come with some perks, but at the end of the day, they can be a real pain in—well, the shoulders, the back, you name it. For anyone who lands above a D cup, it can feel a little like the clothing world forgets that you exist. When it comes to finding the right bra, the choices are limited, boring, and sometimes downright ugly.
What we can learn from the Lavender Scare of the 1950s

1 month ago | newsisout.com | Anna Wenner

While most people are familiar with the “Red Scare” of the 1950s, theLavender Scare was a lesser known but equally dangerous part of this period. During the Red Scare, federal workers were interrogated, fired, and some, including Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, were evenexecuted with the justification that the government was rooting out communist spies. The full extent of the Lavender Scare is still unknown, asdocuments related to the period still hadn’t been released to the public as of 2017.
How to Seamlessly Shift from a Government Job to the Private Sector

1 month ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

As so many federal employees transition to jobs in the private sector, I can’t help but think of my mother. She was the most dedicated government employee I ever met (and I don’t say that lightly, because I know a lot of pretty incredible ones). She spent the first several years of her career trying to get a job as an environmental scientist within the government, and when she finally landed one, she stayed for years.
The Best Shoes For Neuropathy of 2025

1 month ago | reviewed.com | Anna Wenner

Most people have experienced the strange sensation of pins and needles in their extremities when they’ve been sitting too long. For those with peripheral neuropathy, these symptoms are often just the tip of the iceberg. Put simply, neuropathy is classified as any numbness, muscle weakness, and/or pain. Peripheral neuropathy specifically refers to these symptoms in extremities, like the hands and feet. No one likes the feeling of uncomfortable shoes.
How to Throw a PowerPoint Party That Everyone Will Love

1 month ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

When you hear about a party with a bunch of 20- and 30-somethings, you probably don’t picture it involving homework. But having been to two such parties, I can now confidently say that the very best gatherings do. I am, of course, talking about PowerPoint parties. The first time I went to one, I genuinely didn’t think most people would do the homework. I was wrong. At both parties, every single person showed up ready to go.
Joining a Union as a Federal Employee

2 months ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

For those working in the federal government, the first two weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term have been something of a whirlwind. Between the executive orders and memos from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), federal employees are facing a lot of unknowns. They’ve been offered deferred resignation, been told to return to in-person work and have been navigating confusion around hiring and funds.
I’ve Chosen the Words for More Than 1,000 Valentine’s Day Cards: Here’s How to Find the Best One for You

2 months ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

Before I worked at Hallmark, I’d never bought a Valentine’s Day card. I certainly never expected to be the one making them. The first time I was assigned Valentine’s Day as an editor, I’ll admit, I wasn’t all that enthused. It wasn’t my favorite holiday, and at first glance, it didn’t feel all that interesting. Imagine my surprise, then, when it quickly became one of my favorite occasions to work on.
Should You Take the ‘Federal Buyout?’ Experts Advise Against It

2 months ago | success.com | Anna Wenner

If you’re one of the over 2 million federal employees who received the “Fork in the Road” email, you’re probably wondering where to go from here. The new administration is interested in making large changes to the federal government, with President Trump signing executive orders to remove protections from federal employees, force a return to office, freeze hiring and end diversity and inclusion programs on the day of his inauguration.

Contact details

Emails

[email protected]

Socials & Sites

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers: 2K
Tweets: 6K
DMs Open: Yes

No Tweets found.