Stephanie Davies
Stephanie Davies is an author whose first book, Other Girls Like Me, was published on September 1, 2020. She worked for many years in communications for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in the United States. A UK native, Stephanie moved to New York in 1991, where she taught English Composition at Long Island University in Brooklyn and led research trips to Cuba. Before moving to New York, she co-edited a grassroots LGBTQ magazine in Brighton called A Queer Tribe. Stephanie earned a French and ESL teaching degree from Aberystwyth University in Wales, and a BA in European Studies from Bath University, England. Stephanie grew up in a small rural village in Hampshire and at the age of 22, she joined a women's peace camp outside a US military base at Greenham Common in Newbury, a life-changing experience that is at the heart of Other Girls Like Me. Today, Stephanie divides her time between Brooklyn and the Hudson Valley, New York where she lives with her wife, Bea, and rescue dog, Emma Peel
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Other Girls Like Me
Other Girls Like Me is a coming of age activist, feminist, queer memoir based on the year that Stephanie lived at Greenham Common Women's peace camp outside a US military base in the UK in the early 1980s.