Editing & Coaching
Want to reach a broader and more popular audience?
Now you can – with a sharp and enthusiastic editorial coach and mentor.
Contact E.J. Graff directly, or take her limited-enrollment, six-session class called Amplify your Voice.
Why E.J. Graff? Graff has edited hundreds of academics, researchers, and advocates, with thousands of published analyses and op-eds, as the managing editor of Good Authority (formerly TMC at the Washington Post), which brings political science research into public discussion … as the editorial coach for the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research, where academic research meets antiracist action … as a fellowship leader for the OpEd Project, where the mission is to change who writes history … and of course, as an individual coach.
Her clients’ work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The American Prospect, The Boston Globe, Boston Review, EdWeek, The Emancipator, Forbes, 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.
“I am continually amazed by your transformation of each article we work on. Your editing superpower is unbelievable.”
“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
“So grateful to you for helping make this happen and for helping me find another (non-academic) writing voice.”
– Shari Huhndorf, Professor of Native American studies, University of California, Berkeley
“E.J. Graff is a superb editor,
with a clear sense of story structure & a gift for the perfect turn of phrase.”
– Madeline Drexler, Journalist, author and former editor, Harvard Public Health Review
