It Was a Rebellion: Chicago's Puerto Rican Community in 1966 - Google Arts & Culture
The uprising on Division Street and the demand for change
I'm a highly versatile writer and editor. I've worked with texts of all lengths from PhD dissertations to tweets, in all sorts of styles from marketing copy to academic blog posts, and in all sorts of formats from traditional print publications to all major social media channels. I grew up using the MLA Handbook, was formally trained to edit according to the Chicago Manual of Style, and have working knowledge of AP style.
By the way, I am in favor of the Oxford comma.
The uprising on Division Street and the demand for change
I proposed this project to the Chief Historian and Digital Content Producer and worked worked with them to produce the video.
This print publication is mailed to members and donors, as well as displayed at the Museum's front desk and in the Museum Store.
This publication is produced in collaboration with Institutional Advancement.
Facebook posts I have written, such as behind-the-scenes, Throwback Thursday, promotion of an artifact + exhibition, and more.
It is a well-known fact that the Chicago Cubs last won a World Series title in 1908. The 1908 Chicago Cubs team at West Side Grounds after winning the World Series. Photograph by the Chicago Daily News, SDN-006934A In the 108 years since, a lot has happened.
For the seventy-fifth anniversary of the first artificial self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction, CHM assistant editor Esther D. Wang recaps the events leading up to that moment, highlighting the youngest and only female member of the team.