How Chalkbeat’s Founder Plans to Fix Media
Journalist Elizabeth Green believes treating, and funding, local journalism as a public goodwill usher in a wave of much-needed civic engagement and change
Carmen Rios
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A nationally-recognized thought leader, Carmen Rios most recently spent over three years as the Managing Digital Editor at Ms. Magazine; she was previously the Feminism Editor, Social Media Co-Director, and Community Director at Autostraddle. Her writing has additionally been published by outlets like BuzzFeed, The Atlantic’s CityLab, ElixHER, GirlBoss, MEL, the Women’s Media Center and Feministing.
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