Chief Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review en Español
Andrea Gonzalez is the Chief Editor of Stanford Social Innovation Review en Español. She specializes in writing about social innovation, nonprofit organizations, and community development. Andrea also contributes to GameRant.com and GOCOM Media of Northern California, covering gaming news and local events in the Chico area.
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Andrea's coverage heavily focuses on video games, particularly Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy 16. She also covers local community events, public health initiatives, and wildfires in the Chico area of California.
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A national abortion ban, threats to birth control, and everything else that’s keeping advocates up at night.
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He can throw up a few hurdles to slow down the next Trump administration’s plans to further restrict access.
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