Eva Cohen

Eva Cohen is a Canadian-American journalist. Currently located in New York, she has spent a considerable amount of time working and traveling in Asia. She loves covering human interest and features from China and enjoys sharing with you the stories of the people and places she encounters. Eva received her Masters in International Journalism from the University of Leeds, England. Her bylines have appeared in newspaper, magazine and online publications, including the Myanmar Times, Vancouver Sun, Jerusalem Post, and Beijing City Weekend, and she is very happy to contribute to The Seattle Globalist. Check out more of Eva's work.
Zaraal, a snow leopard in the South Gobi desert of Mongolia. (Photo by Orjan Johansson)

Local love for the world’s cutest (and most endangered) cats

by Eva Cohen
Four decades on, a new generation of Seattleites continues efforts to protect Central Asia’s snow leopards.
Jan 8, 2014

Northwest brewmaster incites Chinese craft beer revolution

by Eva Cohen
A beer lover from Portland is helping to bring microbrews to China’s macro market.
Dec 31, 2013
Roy as a representative of Shining Jazzy Chorus in last year's Hong Kong Pride Parade.

Chinese LGBT chorus finds inspiration in Seattle’s gay scene

by Eva Cohen
A gay men’s chorus in China is breaking down social barriers, with a little help from The Seattle Men’s Chorus.
Jun 27, 2013

Vancouver native delivers soy milk for Myanmar’s malnourished

by Eva Cohen
It almost sounds too good to be true. In remote areas of Myanmar, a portable soy milk machine that runs without electricity, is cheap and delivers life-saving proteins and vitamins to malnourished orphans. One family from Vancouver has made it their life’s work to keep the milk flowing. 
Dec 3, 2012