Writer and editor interested in business, philosophy, theory, and the environment.
Anjali Mitter Duva
An Indian-American author interested in music, community, kid lit, and historical fiction.
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Rahul dsilva
Interested in dogs, fiction, art, and autobiography.
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Athena Lark
Former journalist and current novelist writing about society, diversity, and military issues.
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Elyse Toribio
Amanda Machado,
Hafidha Acuay
Rachel Eva Lim
Bani Amor
Links
- Tagging Along on Ecuador’s “Marcha de las Putas” (Bitch Media)
- Ten Travel Books by People of Color (Paste Magazine)
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Jennifer Chen
I’ve written for BuzzFeed, Cosmopolitan, Pacific Standard, Bust, and many other online and print publications.
Links
- Why I Don’t Want My Miscarriage to Stay Secret (Buzzfeed)
- Modern Family (Bust)
Topics
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Safa Jinje
Links
- Snapchat Has Made Me Embrace Online Privacy (Huffington Post)
- Lending Fiction to Her Facts: The Legacy of Coco Chanel (The Hairpin)
Daniela Galarza
I’m currently the News Editor at Eater.com
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Laura Yan
Links
- The Journey to Salvation Mountain (The Hairpin)
- How to Write Erotic Fanfiction (Hopes & Fears)
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Diana Phuong
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Danielle Young
Links
- Author Archive: Hello Beautiful (Hello Beautiful)
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Kendra Pierre-Louis
I can also provide photography.
Links
- The Women Behind Black Lives Matter (In These Times)
- How Civic Science Is Changing Environmentalism (Newsweek)
- The Rye Bread You Didn’t Know About (Modern Farmer)
- Rescued From the Land of Fire and Ice (Slate Magazine)
- Drowning Cajun Country (In These Times)
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Carla Bruce-Eddings
Creatrix Tiara
Paula Mejia
Muriel Vega
Links
- He's Not Bitter (Much) (The Atlantic)
- IT HAPPENED TO ME: I Challenged Myself To Bake 50 Pies (And It's Helping Me Deal with My Anxiety) (XO Jane)
- Top 10 Independent Shops in Atlanta (The Guardian)
- How to See The World When You Have a 9-to-5 and a Budget (The Billfold)
- Julie Brown: The sustainable designer (Creative Loafing)
- High Museum's 'Mi Casa, Your Casa' transforms Midtown space (Creative Loafing)
Natelege Whaley
I am also a developer in training. Looking to use front-end web development platforms (HTML, CSS and Javascript) to take storytelling to the next level in the ever evolving digital era.
I also publish a website called HeartsConverse.com, where young writers can contribute pieces on relationships, life and culture. I host an event series that gathers young adults to discuss those topics as well called The Kickback.
My weekly newsletter I provide more introspective thoughts:
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Links
- Travel Noire Connects Young Black Jetsetters With New Digital Community (BET)
- Leon Ford Jr., Shot by Police and Paralyzed, Won't Be Silenced (BET)
- Kickin’ It in Croatia With Action Bronson & DJ Premier: One Writer’s Experience at 2014 Outlook Festival (The Boombox)
- D’Angelo and the Vanguard, ‘Black Messiah’ (The Boombox)
- Commentary: Young Adults Beat Stereotypes One Laugh at a Time Online (BET)
- Weekly newsletter
Dee Lockett
Bylines at vulture.com, slate.com, pigeonsandplanes.com, and (soon) thefader.com.
Links
- Why Is TV’s ’90s Reboot Boom Ignoring All the Great Black Comedies of That Era? (Vulture)
- White Men Don't Catcall. They Harass In Other Ways.
- How Empire Is Changing the Game for “Black TV" (Slate)
- The 50 Best 'Glee' Performances, Ranked (Vulture)
- Interview: Sam Smith (Pigeons and Planes)
- Why 2013 Was a Terrible Year for Women in Hip Hop (Pigeons and Planes)
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Elizabeth Aguilera
Broad range of print and radio experience:
– currently healthcare reporter at NPR-affiliate in Los Angeles
Previously:
– immigration and demographics reporter at San Diego Union-Tribune
– business reporter, urban affairs and features reporter during seven years at the Denver Post
– business reporter at the Orange County Register
Highlights include: project on sex trafficking from Mexico to the U.S.; track immigration policy and report on political trends; coverage of the 2008 DNC; chronicled the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; wrote about the effects of the Great Recession on families; feature stories about farmers and victims of HIV/AIDS in Cuba before the recent change in U.S. policy.
Award-winning reporter, loves a good story, easy to work with, meets deadlines, willing to go anywhere for storytelling and covering news.
Graduate of Pepperdine University and University of Southern California.
Member of IRE, NAHJ and JAWS.
Resume and references available.
Links
- KPCC: Archive
- A special program helps pregnant women combat depression (KPCC)
- Younger doctors need a crash course in measles (KPCC)
- An Inhumane Trade: human trafficking (KPCC)
- Long-term jobless find benefits endangered (San Diego Union-Tribune)
- Tsitsi Mutseta fights cancer for native village (San Diego Union-Tribune)
- Denver businesses stiffed by DNC (Politico)
- Connections with Normalcy (from Hurricane Katrina) (Denver Post)
- Hard time to hang on (Denver Post)
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FAITH ADIELE
Author of 2 memoirs: The Nigerian-Nordic Girl’s Guide to Lady Problems (Shebooks) and Meeting Faith (W.W. Norton & Co.),
Co-editor of Coming of Age Around the World: A Multicultural Anthology (The New Press)
Writer / Narrator / Subject of the PBS documentary My Journey Home,
Links
- Faith Adiele: My Life in Black and White (YES! Magazine)
- Career Guide: 5 Women To Learn From (Marie Claire)
- Best Women's Travel Writing (Travelers' Tales)
- 'Meeting Faith': A Buddhist Nun's Journey Home (NPR)
- Americanah: A Novel (Los Angeles Public Library)
- Personal Website
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Dayvee Sutton
12 year, two-time National Emmy Award winning journalist. Producer of “What We Told Our Sons: Four Families React to the Trayvon Martin Verdict”. Contributor to CNN, NBC, The Business Insider, Yahoo! and ESPN.
Links
- Personal Website (Dayvee Sutton)
- Daily Affair
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Kenya Lewis
Tara Kamiya
Please contact for specific article references and samples.
Links
- Tara Kamiya (Tara Kamiay)
Gregory Dicum
Links
- Personal Website (Gregory Dicum)
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Mai Nguyen
Lola Akinmade Åkerström
Represented by National Geographic Creative.
Editor-in-chief of Slow Travel Stockholm.