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.
As the economy’s reliance on #innovation grows, the offering of toys for girls remains–well, somewhat less than innovative. A few smart women from @TinkeringStudio are solving this problem by reviving the principles of #tinkering, this time for girls. https://t.co/VZTtJDAOQP
If you’re tired of smelling like everyone else, you can finally say ‘No’ to the big #perfume houses. A growing number of #indieperfume artists are now bottling a world of intoxicating new scents that we never thought were possible. https://t.co/rxlvHGy5WQ
The recent closing of @GM plants in US and Canada has been a shock for the industry. Kristin Sharp and Molly Kinder explore how #technology and the workforce are changing in our article "The #Workforce Dilemma" https://t.co/8kcA53Wooy What do you...
With the recent #romainelettuce outbreak, we are reminded of our article "The Vegetable Detective" where @toddop explores the dangerous levels of #heavymetals in plants like #kale, that's even shown up in organic varieties. Read his article here: https://t.co/XjMF907ytV
"I am #woman, hear me roar!" These words by singer #HelenReddy never rang so true as when a band of determined indigenous #Mexican#women led the overthrow of a criminal #cartel. Dive into our new story "When #IndigenousWomen Win" to...
