Anna (Aine) Greaney
Healthcare Writer. Marcom Leader
Writing, training, group facilitation, editing, marketing communications.
PROJECTS
Invited to Facilitate a Professional Training? Ask These 4 Questions
Signing a Professional Training Contract? Ask These Four Questions
nshoremag.com
Growing Good Things and Good People: The Food Project North Shore
Magazine feature on sustainable food and youth development project
Health and Wellness for Teens
Helping Teens Make Healthy Decisions
A consumer-facing booklet on teen wellness and health, including resources.
psychcentral.com
10 Ways to Brighten Your Winter Workdays
Wellness article for "World of Psychology."
Issuu
Aer Lingus In-flight magazine - Business feature on Boston's Seaport District
Businesses, dining, networking opportunities in Boston's restored seaport.
The Huffington Post
Summer Trip To Ireland? 10 Reasons To Bypass Dublin For Galway City
Travel feature on Galway, Ireland--the hip, smaller city on Ireland's west coast.
harkinsphoto.wordpress.com
Lowell’s Irish Past Cover View
Artifacts from everyday life of the 19th century unearthed on the grounds of St. Patrick’s Church Lowell MA by UMASS Lowell students archaeological dig.
Items included here of rosary beads, clay marbles, cattle bones, an iron nail, a bowl of a clay pipe, potty shards and oyster shells.
I was particularly taken with the close-up of the rosary and could only wonder of a possible relative of mine dropping it on the grounds so many years ago.
Look for these views on the cover of this months issue...
WBUR
Note To Former Self: You're Way Too Young For College
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A friend recently wrote to tell me that her 18-year-old daughter is down to two final college choices, and that the decision must be made and the deposit paid within a week.
I’ve known this kid since she was born. Her mother and I have been close friends for over 32 years and I’ve watched this girl mature into a smart, funny and responsible young woman.
So I wrote back to assure my friend that whatever school her daughter choos...
WBUR
Enough With 'Thoughts And Prayers.' Let's Truly Mourn The Las Vegas Victims
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On September 12, 2001, one of my siblings told me, nearly all the local workplaces in Galway City, Ireland, closed for a day of mourning for those lost in the U.S. terrorist attacks the previous day.
The workplaces that stayed open were nearly all American. I'm sure their CEOs weren’t evil. It simply wasn’t on their cultural radar that, on the day after nearly 3,000 people have died, it's never business as usual.
Here’s a separ...
archive.boston.com
This Valentine's Day, it's the unglamorous gestures that count - The Boston Globe
This Valentine's Day, it's the unglamorous gestures...
WBUR's Cognoscenti
Coming To America: The White, English-Speaking Immigrant’s Lesser Burden
There were many brown and taupe and black people standing behind and ahead of me in the immigration queue. I lumped the lot of us into the same color-blind category: immigrants. I see now just how naive I was....
themanifeststation.net
Keep Calm and Carry On Being American: But Do We Remember ...
Keep Calm and Carry On Being American: But Do We Re...
WBUR's Cognoscenti
A Closet Full Of America: Playing Dress-Up In An Irish Farmhouse
That closet had been my own America -- a bright, iconic country where an immigrant woman could wear dresses just like those worn by the late president's wife....