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Keeping a multi-partner magazine on voice and on standard

Keeping a multi-partner magazine on voice and on standard

by Kera Abraham Panni | Jul 27, 2026 | Stories

One of the services I offer through KAP Consulting is editorial management. Here’s what that looked like on a recent project. Last winter I was managing editor of Asilomar Magazine, a 113-page hybrid literary magazine and visitors’ guide for Asilomar State...
The campaign message that found its way back to my kid

The campaign message that found its way back to my kid

by Kera Abraham Panni | Jun 24, 2026 | Stories

During his first week as a Monterey Bay Aquarium Teen Conservation Leader, my teenage son texted me a photo. It was an exhibit panel about plastic pollution, and I was on it, holding a selfie frame with jazz pianist Gerald Clayton and then-Monterey Jazz Festival...
How student groceries helped me explain a climate law

How student groceries helped me explain a climate law

by Kera Abraham Panni | Jun 18, 2026 | Storytelling & narrative

Good food shouldn’t be thrown away. Every mom and grandma I’ve met would agree. Yet we live in a society that generates unfathomable food waste. The USDA estimates 30-40% of the U.S. food supply goes uneaten; most of that waste happens in stores and homes....
What Arum palaestina taught me about ancestral memory

What Arum palaestina taught me about ancestral memory

by Kera Abraham Panni | Jan 25, 2026 | Stories, Storytelling & narrative

My 12-year-old son and I were hiking with some friends at Big Sur Land Trust’s Marks Ranch when TJ fell back from our group. I found him squatting next to a cluster of what looked like lily leaves – broad, veiny sheaths opened flat to the sun. Among them was a...
The presidential ivy with a marketing lesson

The presidential ivy with a marketing lesson

by Kera Abraham Panni | Jun 23, 2025 | Brand voice & identity, Community building, Storytelling & narrative

In my living room, by the kids’ instruments and the dog’s favorite chill spot, lives a Swedish ivy with a presidential lineage. This trailing plant — with shiny green leaves and ambitious stems that cascade over the pot’s edges — began as a cutting from my...

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  • Keeping a multi-partner magazine on voice and on standard
  • Building a style guide for a food justice nonprofit
  • The campaign message that found its way back to my kid
  • How student groceries helped me explain a climate law
  • What Arum palaestina taught me about ancestral memory

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