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Contributor
Location:
New York, NY
Education:
B.A. in Mass Communication (cum laude), Winthrop University
Expertise:
National news, retail, finance, relationships, wellness, USPS
Experience:
Kali Coleman utilizes her love for service journalism by providing readers with the news they need every day. Her writing has been published by Best Life, Eat This, Not That, Yahoo, MSN, Newsbreak, Irish Daily Star, The Lancaster News, and Carolina Gateway.
She has been covering different areas of breaking news for years. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she kept readers informed on the latest health research, insight from Dr. Fauci, and retail closures. She has also become an expert on all things involving the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and Louis DeJoy.
Kali began her career as a recipient of the South Carolina Press Association’s prestigious 2017 internship award, where she was placed as a paid intern for The Lancaster News’ special weekly publication, Carolina Gateway. She quickly received multiple front-page bylines for both papers, primarily covering the race for South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District Special Election in 2017.
At the beginning of 2019, Kali moved to New York to work as an editorial intern. Since then, Kali has continued to work on life-changing news and service journalism for all American men and women.
She has been covering different areas of breaking news for years. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she kept readers informed on the latest health research, insight from Dr. Fauci, and retail closures. She has also become an expert on all things involving the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and Louis DeJoy.
Kali began her career as a recipient of the South Carolina Press Association’s prestigious 2017 internship award, where she was placed as a paid intern for The Lancaster News’ special weekly publication, Carolina Gateway. She quickly received multiple front-page bylines for both papers, primarily covering the race for South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District Special Election in 2017.
At the beginning of 2019, Kali moved to New York to work as an editorial intern. Since then, Kali has continued to work on life-changing news and service journalism for all American men and women.
