Lindsey McGinnis is the Asia Editor at The Christian Science Monitor.
She previously served as the Junior Editor/Writer for the Monitor's weekly magazine, as well as the lead writer on the Points of Progress franchise. She's drawn to stories about gender, public history, and outer space.
Lindsey holds a degree in International Relations with a focus on peace and security from Mount Holyoke College. There, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the student newspaper, The Mount Holyoke News, during the publication's 100-year anniversary. She also studied abroad at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.
After graduating, she worked for New England Public Radio in Springfield, MA, reporting on everything from police body cameras to 5G technology, before returning home to the Boston area. Lindsey joined the Monitor after an AmeriCorps service year spent supporting youth mentoring programs. Becoming an International Space Station correspondent is her favorite pipe dream.
You can follow her on Twitter and email her at mcginnisl@csps.com.
Stories by Lindsey McGinnis
- When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames
- Podcast: Why We Wrote This Fluency, curiosity, and a bike: Letting Taiwan tell its own story
- Podcast: Why We Wrote This In India’s election, a towering test for democracy – and our reporter
- How Taliban has complicated Afghan relief
- Editor jailed, staff evicted, website shut: An Indian newsroom’s fate
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