Jana Cholakovska
Jana Cholakovska is The Interlude's Activism Editor, working at the intersection of its power and first-person sections. Based in New York City, she covers politics, climate change, labor, and commerce. Her work has appeared in Business Insider, VICE, The Daily Beast, and City & State NY. When she's not writing, Jana is probably preparing an elaborate seven-course meal for all her friends.
Activists Say Biden’s Climate Plan Is a Strong Start, But Could Do More
Experts and activists say there is much more to be done to save the planet.
Rainesford Stauffer’s ‘An Ordinary Age’ Deconstructs Young Adulthood
What does it mean to come of age in the 21st century?
What Can New EPA Head Michael Regan Do?
The former head of North Carolina’s Department of Environmental Quality has his work cut out for him.
Joe Biden’s Days of Debate Prep Paid Off
Trump’s scoffs did not seem to faze the former Vice President.
Joe Biden’s Climate Plan Isn’t as Progressive as Mike Pence Thinks
Kamala Harris was clear during Wednesday’s debate: Biden won’t ban fracking.
Mike Pence’s Performative Niceties Can’t Distract From All of the White House’s Failures
No, Kamala Harris didn’t lose to Mike Pence’s “Midwestern nice.”