Jenara Nerenberg is an international journalist and author of the groundbreaking and bestselling Divergent Mind. With a background in political theory and public health, she synthesizes micro and macro trends to uncover nuanced layers underlying modern social relations. She grew up in San Francisco, left high school at sixteen, attended community college, and made her way to Berkeley and Harvard. From there she launched a journalism career in Asia, corresponding on a freelance basis for CNN and Fast Company, with pieces in TIME, NPR and elsewhere.
She speaks regularly at institutions, libraries, and companies around the world, from Stanford to the Aspen Institute and elsewhere.
She speaks regularly at institutions, libraries, and companies around the world, from Stanford to the Aspen Institute and elsewhere.
