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Tabitha is a soon-to-be-graduate of Sociology from San Francisco State University. She has joined the SF Public Press team in hopes of furthering her knowledge in field methods research and enhancing her writing and analytical skills. Her focus is within SF Public Press's community engagement project known as SF Engage, where she is responsible for interacting with people from all different types of communities found within San Francisco. Besides working with our organization and attending school full time she also works as a part time nanny for a family in the Presido and considers herself to be a laid-back San Franciscan who loves animals, music, getting to know new people and having an overall good time!

Monica Jensen, the multimedia editor at SF Public Press, is also a volunteer at the “Crosscurrents” news program on KALW Public Radio. She has been documenting a collective art project titled “Welcome to the NeighborHood” in Bayview-Hunters Point. The project has been exhibited in the Sargent Johnson Gallery in the African American Arts and Culture Complex, and will be displayed at Zeum and Art 94124. Jensen is also the winner of an honorable mention from the National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism award.

Kristine Magnuson a longtime resident of the Outer Sunset, has an awful sense of direction but a strong sense of pride and ownership in her community. She's a sometime high school English teacher who currently manages SF Engage, a community engagement initiative of SF Public Press.

Michael Stoll is project director of the Public Press (www.sfpublicpress.org), a startup nonprofit news service for the San Francisco Bay Area fashioned on the public broadcasting business model. He has been a reporter at the Hartford Courant, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the San Francisco Examiner, and written freelance for Columbia Journalism Review, Earth Island Journal, SF Weekly, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Quill, the Christian Science Monitor and the New York Times.

Andrew Page has been providing strategic planning, database design and support, organizational development and fundraising for nonprofits for over 20 years. A former associate director of MAPLight.org, Page continues to consult for nonprofits in the Bay Area. He is deeply concerned with the public lack of appreciation of the costs associated with independent news coverage of local government.

Michelle Fitzhugh-Craig is an award-winning journalist who resides in the Bay Area. She is currently an independent journalist for several local and national publications including being News Editor for SF Public Press. Fitzhugh-Craig is President of the Bay Area Black Journalists Association and a board member with the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association.

Jon is a veteran journalist who has worked for the Los Angeles Times, Oakland Tribune, Contra Costa Times, San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Daily Journal and two community weeklies, The Montclarion and The Piedmonter. He's currently one of the contributing editors for SF Public Press.

Erin is a first-year journalism major at San Francisco State University.

Conor Gallagher studies journalism at San Francisco State University. He will graduate in May and hopes to one day report from countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea with a homebase on the Maltese island of Comino.

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Max has produced for both commercial and public radio in the Bay Area and currently divides his time between managing the Public Press website and shooting photographs for it.