PlanetThrive.com Unveils Citizen Journalism Program
http://www.newswiretoday.com/news/34065/Planet Thrive is actively seeking writers to contribute to their new
citizen journalism program.
Planet Thrive, Inc. is seeking opinionated writers, environmental
activists, passionate educators, and other hell-raisers for their
Community Soapbox, a section of their social networking community that
allows approved members to publish news reports, articles, essays, and
commentary to a nationally syndicated audience that includes major
search engines such as Google News. Contributors will receive Google
Adsense revenue for published articles, and other benefits.
Planet Thrive is offering this new feature in an effort to increase
public awareness and effect social change on issues that have been
noticeably absent from mainstream culture, such as invisible illnesses
(like Lyme Disease, Myalgic Encephalitis, Fibromyalgia, Chemical
Sensitivity), natural healthcare, the dangers of the ubiquitous use of
chemicals in modern culture, the healing potential of plants and
herbs, and different aspects of sustainable living. Experts in
health-related fields, grassroots environmental activists, and
aspiring writers may regularly submit their work on a wide range of
subjects to increase their exposure as experts in their fields.
Healthy home expert Debra Lynn Dadd, environmental activist Derrick
Jensen, and Holistic Health Counselor Jena la Flamme have all signed
on to the program already, as have a number of Planet Thrive regulars.
Planet Thrive's founder, Julie Genser, says: "Ours is a very
grassroots citizen journalism program that offers both well-known
experts and aspiring Planet Thrive activists an opportunity to get
their voice heard nationally on issues they are passionate about."
read the whole press release here:
http://www.newswiretoday.com/news/34065/Julie
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