Alisha Green is an award-winning editor and writer with more than a decade of experience.
Her reporting on the environment, health, science, technology, and policy has appeared in publications including Fortune and CityLab. Drawing on her background as a journalist, she crafts compelling communications campaigns that resonate with audiences.
Her editorial leadership experience includes serving as editor-in-chief of Santa Cruz Waves, a bimonthly print magazine covering environmental issues and the outdoor lifestyle along California's Central Coast. She was previously managing editor of Good Times, a print and online publication covering the Santa Cruz region. During Alisha’s time there, the publication won a California Journalism Award for general excellence, and she won an award for her feature story about how conservation photographers spark action to protect wildlife and natural habitats.
Alisha earned a Poynter ACES Certificate in Editing and holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from Michigan State University, with a specialization in peace and justice studies. She frequently takes new professional courses to stay current on best editing and writing practices. She serves as co-coordinator of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the EFA, organizing and hosting informative events for members. She also volunteers as a social media manager for the EFA, creating content and engaging with followers on the organization’s Instagram.
When she is not editing and writing, you can often find her gardening or hiking and taking photos along the California coastline.