Gemma Alexander is a freelance writer based in Seattle. She focuses on the intersection of parenting and the arts, with a keen interest in health and wellness, as well as publishing and media. Gemma's work has been featured in notable publications such as Earth911, The Seattle Times, Yakima Herald-Republic, ParentMap, and Ecotopical.
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Gemma Alexander's coverage primarily focuses on family & relationships and sustainability topics with a national (United States) geographic focus. She often cites data, covers government announcements, and provides event coverage.
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Editor's note: This article was sponsored by the Washington College Savings Plans (WA529) Lots of kids want to help save money for college.
By: Gemma Alexander
Here’s what to know about this year’s fireworks show and other local events on Dec. 31.
By: Gemma Alexander
How to Seattle Local events ringing in the new year include everything from parties to parades, but the fireworks at the Space Needle are Seattle's quintessential New Year's Eve celebration.
Important bills and initiatives that could impact Washington kids and families in the years to come
Photo: The shortage of primary care providers has made it hard for families to find a provider. Photo: iStock
A recently published Redmond seventh grader shares her secret sauce for writing a book
As AI models for education expand, experts warn we may be trading away the parts of learning that matter most
Photo: After surviving sudden cardiac arrest, Miles DiBona and his mom, Jenn, are sharing their story to encourage more families to learn CPR. Photo: courtesy Jenn DiBona
In a region defined by water — where ferries crisscross the Sound and rain fills our lakes and rivers — it's surprisingly hard to find a place for kids to swim.
By: Gemma Alexander
At Rainier Valley Leadership Academy, in Seattle, reflecting students’ cultures and values helps kids thrive.
