Grace Rubenstein is a journalist and media producer specializing in public health, behavioral health and immigration. Her stories — told variously in words, photos, audio and video — have appeared in TheAtlantic.com, New York Times, Boston Globe, Sacramento Bee, San Francisco’s Bay Citizen, and Parenting and Edutopia magazines. She is the multimedia editor for TED Books and a contributor at KQED radio and the Center for Investigative Reporting. Grace speaks fluent Spanish, can’t resist a good salsa beat, and has lived in Mexico and reported stories across languages. She is a fourth-generation San Franciscan. www.gracerubenstein.com.
Have you thought about what it takes to build up #community in your city? Check out "The Soul of Community," the 1st story in our #FallIssue to learn how #journalist@Barry_Yeoman discovers some unusual layers beneath the fabric of the...
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Our CQ Fall Issue is here! Read our 1st story "The Soul Of Community" where @Barry_Yeoman, a veteran journalist, explores his hometown of #DurhamNC & how the city, like many others in the US, needs to bring down barriers to...
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Do you sense a growing need for real physical #community in this fast, high-tech world? In our upcoming CQ #FallIssue, we explore ways in which people are creating opportunities for basic #human#connection. Stay tuned for our new issue on...
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Do you love a good mystery, especially when it's solved?! Check out our #minidoc, "The #Wootz Hunter," to find out how a FL #farrier (#horseshoer) became the 1st man in the modern world to replicate a long-lost #Persian#steel making...
