Amanda Euringer is an award-winning freelance writer, journalist and web-communications specialist who revels in finding the right words for any occasion. Whether she is digging into in-depth edgy topics, or writing a catchy quip for a web-store, Ms. Euringer sets the tone and finds the story to tell. She specializes in taking the road less traveled, and finding new angles for both her broad spectrum of topics, or for commercial clients.
In the past few years, Amanda Euringer has gone on safari in Kenya; interviewed female HIV survivors in Kibera, Nairobi; studied yoga with Pattahbi Jois in Mysore, India; stayed with the Maori in their steam-fueled village of Rotorua NZ, all while being a full-time mom and dog-walker. Her published articles range from what to pack in your brown bag lunch, to an investigative series on toxins in the workplace and how Canada’s labour laws could be used as our strongest environmental ally.
Ms Euringer’s ability to disseminate complex information into simple compelling stories has earned her recognition both within BC and nationally at the magazine awards. Her comfort with web technology, experience in both design and content production, and spectacular sense of humour makes her an asset to any media project.