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Yerin Kim

Former Editor, Features

Yerin Kim (she/her) is the former features editor at PS, where she wrote, assigned, and edited feature stories and helped shape the vision for special projects and identity content across the network. Originally from Seoul and currently based in New York City, she's passionate about elevating diverse perspectives and spreading cultural sensitivity through the lenses of lifestyle, style, wellness, and pop culture. A graduate of Syracuse University's Newhouse School, she has over six years of experience in the women's lifestyle space. Her notable works include PS's cover story on Olympic gymnast Suni Lee and various stories and packages dedicated to inclusivity. She frequently made appearances on PS's Instagram and TikTok, and has also appeared on TV segments on CNN and CBS. Before joining the PS team in 2020, she worked at Seventeen, InStyle, and Allure.

www.yerin-kim.com/

Latest Posts by Yerin

Connie Chung on New Memoir and Asian Identity
Beyond Yoga Activewear Review With Photos
F45 Review: What the Classes Are Really Like
Middle School Art Teacher on Affirming Gender in School
A High School Health Teacher on the Importance of Sex Ed
A Fourth-Grade Teacher on Teaching as a Single Mom
A Kindergarten Teacher on Making an Impact on Kids
A High School Science Teacher Spreads Her Love For Learning
A Pre-K Teacher on the Importance of Music and Movement
A First-Grade Teacher on Managing Teacher Burnout
A Pre-K Teacher on the Importance of Bilingual Education
A Second-Grade Teacher on Importance of Bilingual Education
A Third-Grade Math, Science Teacher With a Unique Approach
A Math and English Teacher on Her Fun Teaching Style
A High School English Teacher on Teaching Difficult Students
High School English Teacher on Being a Queer Latina Educator
A Special Ed Teacher on Teaching Students With Disabilities
A Seventh-Grade Teacher on Dealing With Bullying
A Fourth-Grade Teacher on the Importance of Kindness
A First-Grade Teacher on Being Inspired by Her Students
A Third-Grade Teacher Inspired by Her Students' Progress
A Second-Grade Teacher on the Importance of Education
A Second-Grade Teacher on Being the Daughter of Educators
A High School Science Teacher on Trans, APIA Representation