Maia has significant subject matter expertise in the following areas:
• Educational policy and research
• Diversity, equity, and access in education
• Nutrition, fitness and wellness
• Women's issues, social justice and other progressive areas
Maia is interested in topics that advance individuals and communities and will not promote anything that she considers harmful.
However, she is an inquisitive writer who loves to learn. Topics that she would particularly enjoy covering, outside of her designated specializations, include include human rights, mental health, educational neuroscience, reproductive freedom, futurism, media literacy, genealogy, history and literature.
Maia has worked in the education industry for more than 10 years, primarily as a copywriter, public relations manager and editorial director. She has hundreds of connections in this space, she knows the acronyms, and she can explain many of the pain points and trends in the industry.
Maia has published hundreds of articles on nutrition, fitness and wellness, many of which are compiled at https://redapplecreations.com/creative-samples. She enjoys researching these topics, she never accepts urban legends or lazy assumptions, and she is skilled at making complicated concepts digestible.
The vast majority of the items in Maia's portfolio are articles. She has written hundreds of research-based pieces for nutrition and wellness publications, as well as for her employers in the education industry.
Website content is second nature to Maia, as she has been writing and developing the messaging on corporate websites for decades. She often browses competitors' websites to get a feel for how language is evolving and to get a feel for what the next few years will likely bring. She is great for companies that need "fresh eyes" on stale content.
Maia wrote and distributed dozens of press releases on educational research, teacher evaluation, book releases, conferences and other topics as Public Relations Manager at Learning Sciences International. At the American Consortium for Equity in Education, she served as a publisher and interacted with public relations professionals who submitted pitches. She knows this world from all angles and she understands how it has evolved in recent years.
In her work at Learning Sciences International, Maia worked with the research team and other stakeholders to gather data, information and insight and then organize it into clear, concise, attractive documents that could be distributed as white papers, case studies, policy papers and research reports.