Say what you mean, clearly and persuasively
Editing & coaching
Your insights should be influencing public discussion. But how do you (and your staff) write op-eds, essays, reports, and books that sway people beyond other specialists?
Call in E.J. Graff. She trains and coaches leaders, scholars, advocates, and others to:
Reach the right audiences with the right messages
Structure key insights powerfully
Clarify ideas to inform policymakers and the public
Polish prose so your insights shine
Stay on track with your writing goals
Publish in the right outlets
In addition to publishing books, her clients’ work appears in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The American Prospect, The Boston Globe, Boston Review, EdWeek, The Emancipator, Forbes, The Hill, The Nation, Washington Monthly, and beyond.
Contact Graff for yourself … or sign her up to train and consult with the researchers and thinkers in your center, institute, department, or organization.
Sign up for her limited-enrollment five-session workshop, Amplify your voice!
“Your relentless encouragement has made me a better writer.”
Carolyn Chen
Associate Professor, Ethnic Studies,
University of California, Berkeley
“E.J., your edits are *so good*!”
Erica Chenoweth
Berthold Beitz Professor in Human Rights and
International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School
“E.J. took us from policy wonk idea to published op-ed with just the right amount of guidance. I wouldn’t have even known where to start without her!”
Hannah McKinney
“Anyone who gets to work with E.J. will feel like they hit the jackpot. I will forever be grateful for her help elevating my voice and launching my work as a thought leader.”
Liz Gerber
Design Innovation Professor, Northwestern University
Why E.J. Graff?
E.J. has edited hundreds of academics, researchers, and advocates, resulting in thousands of published analyses and op-eds. Her experience includes years as managing editor at The Monkey Cage at the Washington Post (now Good Authority); editorial coach and consultant for the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research; fellowship leader at the OpEd Project at Northwestern; and consulting independently.