Rowena is a South Asian Kiwi editor and creative director dedicated to solution-focused storytelling. She established The Lovepost in 2018, in Auckland, New Zealand, in an effort to break away from the mainstream media’s market-driven approach to journalism.
Marilyn holds degrees in politics and philosophy, with a masters in international development. She believes that life is what you do about what you notice. At The Lovepost, she hopes to bring more life-affirming ideas to more notice.
Paul is passionate about environmentalism and finding sustainable solutions that don't compromise our planet's future. His current focus is building brand awareness and growing The Lovepost’s audience.
A Los Angeles native filmmaker and visual artist, Christina has built strong connections with innovative up-and-coming film talent, artists and storytellers.
Emma ensures that The Lovepost's content is well-cited in an era of misinformation. She is passionate about access to financial literacy, as she has experienced first-hand the impact of attaining this knowledge.
Tim is passionate about shifting the lens of analysis from dominant cultural and economic perspectives and encouraging readers to consider viewpoints and ideas that may offer positive alternatives to the contemporary challenges individuals and societies face.
Mary finds subjects which force you to dissect human-centric ways of knowing the most fascinating, and hopes to leave people questioning just why they think the way they do.
Trishna has an interest in social justice, cultural identity, race and gender based violence, the toxicity of unrealistic beauty standards, and mental health.
Tara draws inspiration from the nature around her and tries her best to write relevantly and engagingly about pressing issues and creating a more inclusive world.
Tegan is a fun-loving chatterbox who loves to travel. When she isn't talking or writing, she likes to sit down with a good book or magazine, and the occasional podcast.
Anna is particularly fond of feature-style writing, and feels strongly that though some stories might take a little longer to tell, they’re still worth telling.
Katie is encouraged by the quest to understand what it means to be human. She values kindness and stewardship, and lives with much hope that we will soon move through life free from fear-based decision-making.
Maddi is intrigued by the way our worldview is constructed and reproduced and has developed a keen interest in the interconnection between social and ecological wellbeing.
Gabriella's ultimate goal is to encourage sustainable, eco-friendly, leave-no-trace practices. While exploring the relationship between man and Earth she has found the most powerful form of communication is bridging the gap between art and science.
