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General assigment reporter
Michelle Myers is an Ecuadorian bilingual journalist who moved to Philadelphia in 2017. You can find her Community and Political journalism work at Presente Media, Philatinos Radio, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and AL DÍA News. Currently, she works as a GA Service desk reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer, and co-hosts Philatinos Radio show "El Café de la Tarde."
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Communications & Ecology
I am a versatile and meticulous writer and communications professional with more than 15 years of experience working in person and remotely. I provide persuasive web and print assets, blog and newsletter articles, brochures, interviews, product descriptions and more. A passion for sustainable living and healthy natural ecosystems drives my work, and I am committed to the ongoing work of making all that I do inclusive, accessible and welcoming to everyone. With a master's degree in creative writing, I am a capable short- and long-form storyteller across print and digital platforms. I am a gracious and efficient project manager for long-term and project-based clients across sectors, with specialized expertise in environmental conservation, health & wellness, social entrepreneurship and mission-driven, green businesses. A little more about me: I am a published novelist whose work has been reviewed in the New York Times and elsewhere. Storytelling and environmental stewardship are my two deepest passions, and my background also includes work as a naturalist/environmental educator, historical ecologist, fish cannery worker, hot springs caretaker, field crew on a bird refuge in SE Alaska, and hiking guide in Big Sur. To learn more about me, feel free to visit www.stacycarlson.com/bio.
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Content Creator
A Purpose driven Content Creator whose specializes in different subjects such as Music/Entertainment, Black Pop Culture, & the plight of Black Creatives living in everyday society. I love providing excellent service, creating important &impactful conversations that contribute to helping society become a better place. I specialize in Blog content, Content writing, Podcasting, & ghostwriting. But Im looking to expand my services in other areas such as Social Media Development & Brand Marketing.
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Reporter, Editor, Critic
Hello! I'm an editor at The FADER and the associate producer of The FADER Interview. I'm also a freelance writer, reporter, audio producer and photographer, and the Editor-in-Chief of a multimedia online publication called Laid Off NYC. In 2021, I interned on WNYC's The Brian Lehrer Show. Before that, I was working toward a Master's degree in Cultural Reporting and Criticism, which I received from New York University's Carter School of Journalism in December 2020. I lived in New Orleans for six years before I moved north, reporting on music and cultural economy. Digging into what made that city's $8 billion-a-year tourism industry tick (pre-pandemic) is what made me want to broaden the scope of my work to include deep reporting. Journalism school taught me how to report a story thoroughly and conscienciously, and helped me sharpen my writing and critical thinking skills. The Brian Lehrer show taught me what makes great radio, how to work efficiently as part of a news team, and how to write in someone else's voice—in this case, one of the most beloved voices in all of New York City. Working full time at The FADER, I've learned to break news quickly and accurately and to balance a workload that includes multiple quick posts a day, the production of The FADER Interview podcast, and frequent features—both print and audio—in addition to my responsibilities projects outside the company.
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Writer
Writer covering fashion, culture and entertainment. Currently diving into what makes costume design tick. I studied Journalism at St. John's University. [email protected]
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Writer
Grace E Cha has been writing since high school, where she was a staff writer and assistant editor of her high school newspaper, The Charger, in Fresno, CA. She went on to become an intern, staff writer, multicultural desk editor and editor in chief of her college newspaper, City on a Hill Press, at University of California at Santa Cruz, where she wrote articles on the discrimination of Koreans in Japan, and the detainment of HIV-positive Haitian refugees on Guantanamo Bay. After graduating from college with a Bachelor of Arts in history, Grace went on to work as a reporting intern for the Tri-City Herald in Kennewick, WA. One of the stories she wrote included the immigration story of a Bosnian-Serbian couple who escaped war-torn Bosnia and settled in Kennewick, WA. Grace later moved to Los Angeles, where she eventually landed a job as an associate producer for the online division of Channel One News, a daily national news broadcast aired in high schools. She also worked at the Los Angeles Daily News as an associate editor in the special sections department, where she helped write and edit copy for promotions and special events. Soon after, Grace was accepted into Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism in New York City. She wrote her master’s thesis on the imminent closing of Fresh Kills Landfill, the resulting recycling efforts being made to reduce garbage, the controversial options for disposal, and the history of garbage disposal in New York City. She also covered court trials, and took classes in arts and culture reporting and new media. She received her master’s degree in journalism in 2000. She returned to California and worked as a reporter for the Press-Enterprise in Riverside, CA. She then went on to work as a freelance writer where she wrote profiles of minority businesses and business leaders for Emerging Markets magazine, Korean immigrant history in the Central Valley and reunification between South and North Korean relatives for KoreAm Journal, CD reviews for online music magazine, HitCooper.com and local musician/band profiles in the Fresno area for online music magazine, SoulsandSounds.com. She also worked briefly at The Fresno Bee online edition, fresnobee.com, as a content editor. Grace received a national first place award in college in 1994 for her work in investigative reporting on garment workers in the San Francisco Bay Area who lost back wages from dressmaker Jessica McClintock. Her story exposed the mistreatment of these workers by corporate dressmakers who contract work from garment factories, and pay less than minimum wage, while selling their dresses for hundreds of dollars. The Asian Immigrant Women’s Advocates group held protests and demanded better treatment and full pay for these workers. Grace received this award for best in-depth feature from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Gold Circle Awards. Grace has also won awards in high school, for best On-the-Spot News Writing, first place, and honorable mention for columns and personal experience, from the San Joaquin Valley Scholastic Press Association, and the Bullard High School medal of recognition for Journalism. She received a scholarship award in 1994 from the Asian American Journalists Association, and a scholarship grant assisting her in her graduate study from the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund in 1999. Grace has since joined the content marketing arena. She has written blog posts for LucidPix, a 3D photography application company. She obtained a certificate in content marketing through Coursera as part of a course offered by UC Davis Extension. The course was taught by Sonia Simone, an editor and writer at CopyBlogger. She is also a published author of one novel, "The Professionals" (2014), a collection of short stories, "A Clouded Sky: Stories for the Mid-Millennium" (2019) and three children's books. Her most recent published work includes, "Bleached" (2021) written under the pen name Gracie Clyde, and "Midnight: A Collection of Poems" (2021). All her published work is available purchase on Amazon.com. See her author website at www.geunsungcha.com. She also authors two blogs at the-new-politic.weebly.com and.thebraincollective.weebly.com.
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Freelance Writer/Editor and Educator
Hi! 👋 I’m Miranda. I’m a writer, editor, and a teacher/tutor/writing consultant. I have an M.A. in English Language and Literature, a Certificate in Teaching College Writing, a Professional Editing Certificate, multiple certificates in Business Writing, & additional relevant professional certificates. My writing experience is extensive & diverse. I’ve written for various websites, publications, agencies, businesses, & clients. I specialize in copywriting, particularly persuasive marketing copy. In doing so, I make use of my knowledge of effective methods of persuasion gained from my academic research & from my experience teaching persuasive writing. I also have extensive editing experience, including copy editing, line editing, & developmental editing. As a teacher/tutor, I undertake careful editing of the writing my students need assistance with. Additionally, I’ve completed many editing assignments for agencies, for businesses, for individuals, & for authors who need pre-publication editorial assistance with their book manuscripts. More information about my experience, education, skills, publications, & certifications is available on my LinkedIn profile and on my resume (see links below). Please free to get in touch if you're interested in my freelancing services, if you have an opportunity to share, or for any other reason. I'd love to hear from you.
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Editor & Business Journalist (He/Him)
Danni Santana offers years of business reporting experience covering industries like retail, sports, restaurants, and more. He is based out of New York City, where he is currently a retail editor at Business Insider. A lover of all things video games, sneakers, and sports, Danni is also an alum of the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY and CUNY York College.
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Copywriter, Screenwriter
I am an award-winning writer focused on leading effective content initiatives. My knowledge covers an array of subjects including healthcare, industrial supply, film. finance, retail, entertainment and lifestyle. My goal is to build data-driven strategies for clients and support the development of results-oriented content.
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Reporter
In the last 18 years, I've written over 4,500 articles and shot and edited over 1,600 online videos. I've won several Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) awards and national recognition from the US Forestry Service (Smokey Award for wildfire prevention). Journalism is a high calling and I'm proud to be a reporter.
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