National Geographic Kids Announces New Brand Ambaadors for 05-06

WASHINGTON (July 2, 2015)-National Geographic announced today the family bloggers who will participate in the National Geographic Kids Insider brand ambassador program for the 2015-2016 yearlong assignment. During this time, the Insiders will get a behind-the-scenes look at National Geographic's resources, activities, content and projects for kids and families. They will receive review copies of books, magazines and toys, and will be offered interviews with authors, explorers and editors. All Insiders are also given a badge to display on their sites.

We're thrilled to welcome these passionate bloggers to join us in our mission of teaching kids about the planet and empowering them to succeed, said National Geographic Chief Education Officer Melina Bellows. This impressive group of bloggers comes from all across North America, and they are dedicated to raising the global citizens our planet so desperately needs.

Over the past few years, we have evolved our program through feedback to form deeper and more meaningful relationships with our bloggers, who we see as true partners, said Anna Irwin, director of the National Geographic Kids Insider program. We hope this year's group is as excited as we are about all the cool projects, books and programs we have in store for kids and families.

The 2015-2016 National Geographic Kids Insiders and their blogs are:

Alison McFadden, Shortcut Saver

Allison Waken, All for the Boys

Amanda Jones, Field Guide to Parenting Outside

Amelia Mayer, Tales of a Mountain Mama

Amy Bellgardt, Mom Spark

Amy Mascott, Teach Mama

Amy Thayer, Oh So Savvy Mom

Annemarie LeBlanc, Tourist Meets Traveler

Brandi Jeter Riley, Mama Knows It All

Buzz Bishop, DadCAMP

Carl Bainbridge, Living With Autism: A Parent's Perspective

Crystal Rapinchuk, Surviving a Teacher's Salary

Deborah Cruz, The TRUTH about Motherhood

Estelle Erasmus, Musings on Motherhood & Midlife

Fadra Nally, All Things Fadra

Gina Vercesi, Kids Unplugged

Janis Brett Elspas, Mommy Blog Expert

Jessica Wellington, Family Fun Journal

Jill Amery, UrbanMommies

Kara Lewis, The Joys of Boys

Kathy Balman, Kathy's Cluttered Mind

Kathy Dalton, Go Adventure Mom

Leticia Barr, Tech Savvy Mama

Lisa Collins, Mom on the Side

Melissa Northway, Dandelion Moms

Melissa Pezza, The Mommyhood Chronicles

Natasha Nicholes, Houseful Of Nicholes

Nirasha Kumar, Mommy Niri

Pilar Clark, Dearest Geeks of Earth

Robyn Good, Celeb Baby Laundry

Sommer Poquette, Green & Clean Mom

Stacie Connerty, Divine Lifestyle

Thien-Kim Lam, I'm Not the Nanny

Tim Burns, A Geek Daddy

Tina Seitzinger, Life Without Pink

Trey Burley, Daddy Mojo

Val Curtis, BonBon Break

Vaneese Pattman, Mommy Works a Lot

The National Geographic Kids Insiders were selected because of their passion for raising the next generation of explorers. The application process will reopen to the public in May 2016, and a new group of Insiders will be selected.

About National Geographic

National Geographic is a global nonprofit membership organization driven by a passionate belief in the power of science, exploration and storytelling to change the world. We fund hundreds of research and conservation projects around the globe each year. With the support of our members and donors, we work to inspire, illuminate and teach through scientific expeditions, award-winning journalism, education initiatives and more. For more information, visit www.nationalgeographic.com and find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn and Pinterest. National Geographic Kids teaches kids about the world and how it works, empowering them to succeed and make it a better place. National Geographic Kids inspires young adventurers through award-winning magazines, books, apps, games, toys, videos, events and a website, and is the only kids brand with a world-class scientific organization at its core. You can follow National Geographic Kids on Twitter, Facebook and Google+.

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