- Amelia Patterson
- Executive Director/Managing Editor
- Amelia is in the process of completing her master’s degree in journalism and mass communication at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Over the last four years, many of her articles have been published in a range of local newspapers and magazines including Climbing Magazine and Colorado Biz Magazine. For three years Amelia worked for the Center of the American West and in that time won their writing award for non-fiction for an essay concerning rock climbing and public lands in Utah. As Managing Editor, she is responsible for directing the production of the Denver Voice, including soliciting content, managing staff, working with fellow editors to produce and edit content, budgeting, networking, directing the vendor program, directing the distribution and coordinating with the board of directors.
- Morning Glory Farr
- Writer and Editor
- For as long as Morning Glory can remember, she has been asked the same two questions: “Is that your real name?” and, “Were your parents hippies?” These days, instead of answering other’s questions, she’s trying to find the answers to her own. With a background in documentary film production and photography, and a year of journalism graduate school under her belt, she brings a multi-media focus to the Denver Voice. In her new editorial position, she is exited to wander the streets of Denver, learning more about the city and its diverse community, and looking for stories that make life interesting. It is this process, of exploration and discovery, that first drew her to journalism, and that keeps her coming back for more. Oh, just in case you were wondering…yes it is and yes they were.
- Natalie Covert
- Art Director
- As a lover of people and the arts, photojournalism has always struck a cord for Natalie. Growing up she devoured magazines and art books, fulfilled by the scenes that embodied a unique slice of life. She was fascinated by the relationship between the photographer and the subject, and eagerly accepted the unspoken permission to gaze freely at the private moments exposed on film. When her uncle presented her with her first camera at thirteen, she felt honored to take on the roll as the photographer. Today, she still finds herself behind the camera with a desire to capture and convey the world and all of its intricacies. After receiving a Bachelor in Fine Arts she has worked as a freelance photographer and graphic designer. The Voice offers an ideal opportunity for her to become intimately related to a city and to reveal a raw and authentic side of Denver.
- Ashley Inman
- Contributing Editor
- A small photograph sits in a silver frame on the bookshelf of Ashley’s grandmother’s home in Tucson, Arizona. Two blond, blue-eyed kids, their tan older sister and their young mother stand smiling. They are flanked by three dark skinned men, sporting tall feather headdresses and gourds covering their lower extremities. Living in Irian Jaya, Indonesia as a kid had its perks and exposed Ashley to culture and societies that most people will never see. Ashley’s travels sparked a curiosity that led her to pursue a master’s degree in journalism at the University of Colorado. Her background is in fine art photography, children's portraiture and writing. As an editor of the Denver Voice, she offers up her passion and ability to find and document issues affecting minority communities and individuals.