Hannah Rappleye is a freelance journalist and editor who lives in Brooklyn. She grew up in Ottawa County, Michigan around horses, cows, and other animals of various types. When she is not writing, she is taking photographs.
Daniel Tucker is a freelance multimedia journalist pursuing a master’s at the CUNY graduate school of journalism. He lives in Astoria, New York.
Courtney Carter is currently a student at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism with a concentration in arts and culture following a Broadcast track. She is a 2009 graduate of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University with concentrations in Broadcast Journalism and Acting. She currently runs her own entertainment news website (
www.courtney-carter.blogspot.com) in addition to contributing to this one. She is from Rockland County, New York.
Suyeon Kim is a student in the business journalism program at the City University of New York’s Graduate School of Journalism. She has reported on Brazilian composers, female arm wrestlers, and gas explosions. She grew up in Queens and now lives in Brooklyn.
Shane Dixon Kavanaugh is the Publisher and Managing Editor of OVERFLOW, a South Brooklyn arts and culture rag. He is also a reporter for hire. Shane grew up in Eugene, Ore. He rooms and boards in Brooklyn, NY.
Janet Lawrence is a freelance journalist in New York City. She likes to spend hours eating meals made with wholesome ingredients. Here's to scouring the city to share her finds with you.
María Eugenia Miranda graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2005 with a BA in journalism and a BA in history. After finishing her undergraduate studies, María Eugenia worked as a reporter and the English-language copy editor for the bilingual publication
Atlanta Latino, where she was awarded the José Martí Award for best political story from the National Association of Hispanic Publications. Most recently, she has served as the copy editor for
Diverse: Issues In Higher Education magazine. As a freelance journalist in New York she focuses on interactive journalism and reporting on Latinos in Spanish Harlem.
Hannah Rappleye is a freelance journalist and editor who lives in Brooklyn. She grew up in Ottawa County, Michigan around horses, cows, and other animals of various types. When she is not writing, she is taking photographs.
María Eugenia Miranda graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2005 with a BA in journalism and a BA in history. After finishing her undergraduate studies, María Eugenia worked as a reporter and the English-language copy editor for the bilingual publication Atlanta Latino, where she was awarded the José Martí Award for best political story from the National Association of Hispanic Publications. Most recently, she has served as the copy editor for Diverse: Issues In Higher Education magazine. As a freelance journalist in New York she focuses on interactive journalism and reporting on Latinos in Spanish Harlem.
