Vanessa GrigoriadisSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

She began filling in as a publication colleague there and eventually worked her way up to become a contributing manager at the age of 25. She contributed essays to the New York Times Style section in 2003. The major narrative on Emma Sulkowicz, the Columbia student known as Mattress Girl, was written by Grigoriadis in 2014.

The author's first book, Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex Power and Consent on Campus, was based on the events in that narrative. The book, which was published in September 2017, examines how attitudes concerning consent on school grounds are evolving across the United States.

Many woke male students are more sensitive to women's concerns than previous generations ever were, while other men endure the most unfeeling sexism. Female students have been using new innovative strategies to combat entrenched sexism and rape even as they celebrate their own sexuality like never before.

By visiting locations where installations are already in place and speaking openly with numerous students, teachers, parents, and scientists, Grigoriadis explores these complexities in the book, ultimately tracing the extent to which long-standing standards of sex and force are being altered without any prior planning.