Kendra Stanton Lee
Boston, MA
10 Years Experience
Professional Experience
Smart, savvy freelancer in step with social media but not afraid to talk to the people. Quick and dirty or wide in scope, I seek to provide you with well-written, well-researched pieces, often a day ahead of deadline. I have a keen interest in design and a passion to end human trafficking. Partner with me and you can expect good-humored, professional exchanges that culminate in the work you expect at the price to which you agreed.
Expertise
- Reporter 4 Years
- Writer 3 Years
Specialty
- Arts & Humanities 5 Years
- Entrepreneurship 2 Years
- Family, Children & Teenagers 10 Years
Industries
- Academia Teaching 5 Years
- Magazine - Trade magazines/publications (B2B) 2 Years
- Nonprofit 3 Years
Media Client List (# Assignments Last 2 Yrs)
- Dorchester Reporter(10+)
- The Washington Post(3-5)
- The Boston Globe(1-2)
Technical skills
Adobe Creative Suite
Foreign Language Skills
Conversationally fluent in Spanish
Computer skills
Adobe Suite, Flash, HTML, Microsoft Office, Pagemaker
Equipment
Digital audio recorder, video camera, digital 35mm camera
Feature Articles
Easy Being Green
(Beverage Spectrum 9/1/2008)
Feature article on environmentally-focused products in beverage industry; examination of how much eco-friendly the market can bear.
Pit stop with a purpose
(Dorchester Reporter 8/28/2008)
Feature about organization that sells surplus produce at curbside locations, targeting low-income neighborhoods of Boston
Pit stop with a purpose
(Dorchester Reporter 8/28/2008)
Feature about organization that sells surplus produce at curbside locations, targeting low-income neighborhoods of Boston
Local poet starts small, wins big with 'chapbook'
(Dorchester Reporter 9/4/2008)
Page 1 profile of chapbook poet contest winner
Ins and Outs of Licensing
(Beverage Spectrum 11/1/2008)
Examination of licensing in the beverage industry
Transracial adoptions earning more respect
(Bay State Banner 11/19/2009)
Profiles of Massachusetts adoptive families speaking about transracial adoption.
Local poet starts small, wins big with 'chapbook'
(Dorchester Reporter 9/4/2008)
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