Grace Adams is a Climate Engagement Fellow at [Employer]. She focuses on the intersection of religious practices and climate advocacy, exploring how faith communities engage with environmental issues. Grace's work has been featured in the Santa Monica Daily Press, Ignatian Solidarity Network, Lakeland Broadcasting, Her Campus FSU, and Inside Philanthropy.
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Grace Adams' coverage spans a range of local topics, including healthcare, education, community events, and government announcements. As such, relevant pitches would include stories about local initiatives related to health and wellness programs, volunteer opportunities or events supporting the homeless population. Additionally, articles covering advancements in healthcare services within Santa Monica could be of interest.
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It is pretty common knowledge that students — whether in high school, or college — don't get enough sleep.
Taylor Swift’s new album is finally here, and the feedback on the singer’s artistic choices is quite mixed. I’ve heard everything from the album being “too millennial” for Gen Z audiences to people claiming that Swift has lost her talent for songwriting altogether. This article shares more about the debate and personal my stance on Taylor's new album.
It is a dreary, fall day on Bucknell's campus. The rain comes in waves. Students run frantically to their 8:00 a.m. classes with their hoodies functioning as umbrellas, and their shoes soaked with water. Because I'm from New York City, I hate the rain, but I'm always prepared. In fact, I just invested in some rain boots, and I've been looking on Pinterest to find ways to style them, which I suggest others do if they're embarrassed of that type of shoe — for reasons I can't explain. Even on days when it's not raining, I still find myself confused about the choices some people make in accordance with the weather. Of course, I am not judging, I'm just confused.
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New research shows a stark divide between what funders say they value and how they actually give, writes Grace Adams of Effective Altruism Australia.
