Turner Broadcasting. UPS. USA Today. The American Cancer Society. MetLife. Magazines. Pro-bono projects in the arts and city sustainability, numerous nonprofit organizations (including one I founded that gave hats to girls with cancer at hospitals nationwide), as well as three published nonfiction books. Gobs of published articles and paid blogs. Plus, lots of smaller clients, such as a packaging company, an organic gardening company, and a college. Need a diverse, experienced project manager and writer? Hello. (See portfolio. See LinkedIn profile.) I leave for Peace Corps Uganda in June 2020, so yours may be my last project before I go!
If interested, here is a small selection of my published articles (see here for articles other journalists have written about my outreach work. You may find something helpful on your own journey:
Bicycle Safety Tips for Female Travelers (Unearth Women)
Shareable Scooters May Seem Sustainable, but Are They Really? (Ensia)
Rod Pittman’s Passion for Farming Never Grows Old (Edible Atlanta)
Young Inmates Doing Thyme in the Prison Garden (Juvenile Justice Information Exchange)
On a Wing and a Prayer (Chickens Magazine)
Today’s Most Unknown Agricultural Crisis (100PercentCork.org)
Sustainability: Coming to a City Near You (Urban Farm Magazine)
Bike-Friendly in a Blink (Atlanta Velo Magazine)
Don’t Take a Vacation from Your Principles — Check into a Green Hotel (New Life Journal)
Food as Art (Profile of Artist Norm Citron) (Edible Atlanta)
Feeling Cheesy? (New Life Journal)
“Yes, Virginia, One Person Can Make a Difference” A Day in the Life of a Gleaner (Foodshed Planet)
How to Start a Community Garden on Public Land Near You (Southeast Green)
Expert Tips: Growing and Using Herbs (I ghost-wrote this for Williams Sonoma)
I also ghost-wrote all of these for U.S. News and World Report
If interested, see my portfolio for more samples. Below is my business resume (I have different versions for different purposes. If interested, see the resume I submitted for the Peace Corps here.)
