Monday, May 01, 2023
A look at three journalists in April 2023
Mark Kauffman - Mashable
Mark is the Science Editor at Mashable. He focuses on astronomy. Former National Park Service ranger who left the realm of bears, volcanoes, and salmon to pursue science journalism. Now as an editor, he leads the award-winning science coverage at Mashable.
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Sierra Garcia - National Geographic
SEJ member. Sierra Garcia is an environmental writer, science educator, and interdisciplinary social-marine scientist from Monterey, California. Her Fulbright Fellowship is currently taking her to Roatán, a Caribbean island off the coast of Honduras, where she’ll write in-depth journalistic articles about coral reef restoration efforts there and the motivations and strategies of the diverse groups of people who devote themselves to those efforts. Both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees are from Stanford University’s Earth Systems program, where she concentrated on Oceans and Climate as an undergraduate and on Environmental Communication as a master’s student. Prior to Fulbright, she lived and worked in San Francisco as a freelance environmental journalist and editor for a range of regional and national outlets, including Grist, JSTOR Daily, and the KneeDeep Times, which publishes reporting on climate resilience and adaptation.
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Omar Tamo - Bloomberg
Business Writer. Omar is a business writer at Forbes Middle East, covering the region’s latest financial and economic news. He previously reported on developments related to Lebanon’s economic and political systems at Forbes and L’Orient-Le Jour. He also worked for more than five years in the foreign exchange market in Lebanon.
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Lenny Bernstein - Washington Post
Lenny Bernstein covers health and medicine. He started as an editor on The Washington Post’s National desk in 2000 and has worked in Metro and Sports. Lately, he’s been writing about drugs and cancer. Received the George Polk Award for medical reporting 2017.
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