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Magíster en Historia del Arte - Licenciada en Letras - Editora
Elisa Valerio (1990) es magíster en Estudios Avanzados en Historia del Arte por la Universitat de Barcelona (España), es licenciada en Letras por la Universidad de la República (Uruguay) y diplomada en Edición por la Universidad CLAEH (Uruguay). Realizó su trabajo final de maestría sobre mediación y sus prácticas en la Coordinación de Proyectos Educativos de la Fundació Antoni Tàpies (España). Desde 2019 se desempeña en el área de artes visuales en Uruguay en distinto roles. Además, desde el 2014 se desempeña como coordinadora, editora, redactora y correctora de contenidos digitales y publicaciones.
UY
Journalist and content writer
Welcome! I am a journalist and content creator who is passionate about #scicomm. I have a degree in Journalism and I am completing a Master's in Culture and Communication at the University of Lisbon. My expertise includes news production and content creation. Some of my recent achievements include creating and hosting an award-winning podcast and collaborating on the communication for a European research project funded by the Horizon Europe program. Feel free to check out some of my work below.
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Deputy Editor, The Australia Times
“What’s behind Pluto?” I asked, staring at my sleepy mother just after two in the morning. I was six years old and she had just taught me all about the planets of our solar system earlier that day. While I always enjoyed her tutor time, this particular lesson immediately perked an insatiable interest in me. It caused the startling realization that there was so much more beyond what I already knew, what I could already see or feel. The realization was thrilling, yet unsettling; in one day, my world grew exponentially and along with it, so also grew countless questions. As I was trying to sleep that night, one issue could not be silenced. If there is more to our universe than the Earth, the Sun and the Moon, then shouldn't there be more beyond the other planets and Pluto? While at six years old, I didn’t quite grasp the idea of a truly infinite universe, I knew that it couldn’t just end after Pluto. So, at just after two in the morning, the mystery had become too overpowering and I had to wake up my mother to ask. I never lost my inquisitive nature. Throughout my life, I have found an intense satisfaction through the search for knowledge. I have been the person who sought out to know more, know first, know why and know how. This need of mine to find all the pieces of a puzzle and leave no story uncovered still motivates me in virtually all aspects of my life today. Particularly, I am fascinated with people. After all, with our different backgrounds, beliefs, histories and futures interconnecting in one way or another, I would argue, we are the biggest puzzle of all.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Author, Writer, Editor
Michael J. Agovino is the author of "The Bookmaker: A Memoir of Money, Luck, and Family From the Utopian Outskirts of New York City" (HarperCollins, 2008) and "The Soccer Diaries: An American's Thirty-Year Pursuit of the International Game" (University of Nebraska Press, 2014). He has written for The New York Times, Esquire, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Pitchfork, GQ, The New Republic, The New York Observer, LongReads, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Elle, Best American Sports Writing, and many others. He was on staff at Esquire magazine for eight years, was the Deputy Editor of Newsweek's web site for three years, and for two years, from 2016-2018, he was a Contributing Writer for The Village Voice. In “The Bookmaker,” The Wall Street Journal wrote, “Mr. Agovino has crafted a sensitive and engrossing memoir....All of the characters in The Bookmaker are extraordinarily vivid, thanks in part to the author's uncanny ear for the accents and cadences of New Yorkers of every stripe.” The Washington Post wrote: “Agovino brings a gift for capturing urban sounds and symbols and a keen sense of shifting social status to his memoir of growing up in the Bronx,” while Sam Roberts of The New York Times said it was “a charming, evocative memoir about growing up a generation ago in Co-op City, the Bronx....‘The Bookmaker’ is delightfully ironic...an engaging story.” Agovino was interviewed live on The Today Show, and the book was favorably reviewed and featured in Esquire, New York Magazine, Vanity Fair, The New York Observer, The Brooklyn Rail, The New York Post, Kirkus, and many others. “The Soccer Diaries" was described by Esquire Magazine as “funny and affecting” and the novelist Colum McCann wrote that it was “intimate and wonderfully written” while the writer Hampton Sides said that it was a “delightful, briskly readable memoir of sports obsession that deftly cuts across decades and cultures.” The book was also featured on BBC America with Katty Kay on PBS and many other U.S. and international media outlets. Booklist wrote: “Agovino clearly wants to make his own contribution to the canon, and now he has one, a thoughtful and enjoyable narrative of his passion for the game.” Michael J. Agovino was born and raised in New York City and is a graduate of N.Y.U.
Entertainment, Travel, & Lifestyle Writer
Kristina Manente is a freelance journalist, audio engineer, podcaster, and all around nerd with a travel addiction and a tea obsession. Her focus is entertainment & lifestyle.
US
Freelancer
Words for Agence France-Press (AFP) in Tokyo, marie claire Australia, Alt Media, BULL, Honi Soit, You&Co, bespoke PR News. A selection of published works are available below.
Australia
Community news
The Neighborhood News Bureau is a project built and maintained by students and staff at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s Department of Journalism and Media Studies with the mission of serving the Midtown neighborhoods and surrounding communities of South St. Petersburg.
United States of America
Freelance journalist
London-based writer and editor focusing on international reporting and human interest. Previously features writer at The Wharf, Trinity Mirror; deputy editor at b.inspired by Brussels Airlines, Ink; associate editor at easyJet Traveller, Ink; and staff writer at France Media Group and Resource media. Has written for Skyscanner, Eventbrite, International Business Times, New Internationalist, n by Norwegian, BonjourParis and The Metropolist. Available for commissions: florence.r.derrick@gmail.com
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