Elizabeth Daley is a journalist from New York City. She is a reporter at Law360 and her articles have appeared in Guernica, USA Today, New York Observer, GOOD Magazine, Patek Philippe, Narratively, Fast Company, The Christian Science Monitor, Belt Magazine, Public Source, Quartz, Al Jazeera America, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, The Trace, Alternet and in numerous publications globally through her work with Reuters. She covered breaking news for Bay City News Service in San Francisco, was an editor of New York City’s Queens Chronicle and an Innovation Editor of Pop City in Pittsburgh. She attended the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and holds a bachelor's degree from Bard College in Social Studies and a master's from Emory University in American Studies. Elizabeth was twice selected to attend NLGJA’s LGBT Media Journalists Convening through her work for The Advocate. In addition to being a journalist, she is the author and editor of “Cats Rock: Felines in Contemporary Art and Popular Culture,” a beautiful Abrams art book.