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Staff
Editor and Publisher - Rosemary Regello editor@thecityedition.com
Regello is a graduate of S.F. State University with a background in journalism, accounting and nonprofit administration. Her news and feature articles have been published in various local publications, as well as The Chicago Reader. She also maintains the general interest website Human Rights Interactive Network (www.guidetoaction.org) and has worked as volunteer fundraiser for a variety of local and international charities.
Foreign Affairs Editor - Karen Parker, J.D. kparker@thecityedition.com
Parker is a long-time San Francisco attorney specializing in international human rights, armed conflict and disability law. In the 1980's she contributed to the development of international norms for protecting the rights of the mentally ill and has consulted over the years for Disability Rights International and the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund. She is the founder and president of the Association of Humanitarian Lawyers, and is the chief delegate for the Los Angeles-based International Educational Development - Humanitarian Law Project, a U.N. accredited NGO. Her website is at www.humanlaw.org.
City Editor - Lorraine Grassano editor@thecityedition.com
Grassano received her journalism degree from Douglass College/Rutgers University and for many years worked as a park ranger for the City of San Francisco. She has also worked for the Union Square Business Improvement Association and the Ghiradelli Square Information Center. A former member of the board of the International Crane Foundation, she is also a docent for the Tiburon-based Richardson Bay Audubon Center and Sanctuary.
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