Angela Bonavoglia
Angela Bonavoglia is a writer and journalist. her focus in her journalism is women's issues, mainly focusing on health, religion and social issues. She has been known to express her journalism through different mediums such as writing, film, television and even dance.
She is best known for her 1991 book, The Choices We Made. The work analyzed seven decades worth of history if women who underwent the procedure. Within this book there are also accounts from multiple high profile personnel and celebrities expressing their experiences with illegal and legal abortions. because of the work she has had the opportunity to broadcast her cause among numerous platforms such as Oprah, and the Lenny Lopate Show. She also has written another work called focusing on the advancement of women within the church and the progress that has been made within the reform she has backed throughout her career.
in 2002, Angela wrote a story titled The focus of the article was for reform within the Catholic church. Angela called for the reform after a wave of sexual abuse claims came from clergy members within the faith. While doing so this article also shined a new light up on the role of women within the church as well as the calling of the reform.
In 2005, Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli banned Bonavoglia from speaking at a Catholic retreat, based on her outspokenness of sex crimes in the Catholic Church.
Bonoglovia is known for her strategizing, communication and her development skills. She has worked as a consultant for multiple foundations. Some of these include, the Ford Foundation,,, the International Womens Health Coalition, The New York Community Trust, the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation,, The White House Project, the New York City Health Department, and has been an associate with the as of recent. The work she has done through them has influenced other organizations such as the Guttmacher Institute,,, and the .
Bonavoglia earned a Master of Social Work from New York University.