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Kristina Cañizares is a writer with a degree in development economics from the University of California at Berkeley. She worked for the Institute for Food and Development Policy educating high school students about nutrition and fitness, promoting ecologically friendly urban gardens, and researching the health impacts of chemicals in our food and household. Her articles have been published in the Journal of Agronomy and the Routledge Encyclopedia of Women, and she was an editor for AlterNet Magazine.
Annette Hulbert is a San Francisco-based freelance writer who specializes in health and medicine topics. Some of her writings have covered environmental events, nutrition for runners and healthy living practices. She worked for Compliance Media, a company that trains medical product manufacturers in compliance. Most recently, she developed a marketing campaign for a historical documentary on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Asiana is a Hawaii-born transplant who works as a freelance journalist in San Francisco. She currently is the SF Inexspensive Fashion Examiner for Examiner.com. Most recently, Asiana was an assistant editor and producer for Soma Girls, an Online video production company that provided women with the latest scoops and trends on topics varying from health to travel. Besides writing for both print and Online, Asiana is the occasional podcast host. She was a co-host of Girls Gone Geek, a weekly podcast that provided tech new and topics for women. On her free time, Asiana likes singing Karaoke and cooking.
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