Hannah Groch-Begley Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

I worked with economists, philosophers, anthropologists, historians, and political scientists on writing and communicating with non-academic audiences. I assisted many academics on their first popular press publications in both books and op-eds.I also produced work on behalf of a number of nonprofits, think tanks, and individuals, including:-Producing a.

New Brunswick, New Jersey

• I completed a Ph.D. in Gender History at the top-ranked department for Gender History in the United States. My research synthesized significant amounts of historical data alongside interviews with experts in and.
• Trained academics across disciplines on writing and communicating with non-academic audiences. Professionally edited books and articles for publication with major presses and helped place articles in The Atlantic and.
• Won $150,000 in funding for my innovative research into the history of violence, gender, and global war
• Performed desk and archival research in English, French, German, and Turkish
• Managed an online global network of more than 2000 academics and other researchersstudying women and war, supporting interdisciplinary collaboration that led directly to new publications
• Communicated complex original research in written, verbal, and visual formats at top conferences in my field, to both specialists and non-specialists;

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I founded and directed NARAL's first Opposition Research Department, which still operates to this day. I shaped the strategy for studying their opponents, the extremist wing of the U.S. anti-abortion movement. We provided the entire NARAL network and their coalition partners with rapid response capacity and long-term research deep dives, and developed new.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I specialized in producing original research, written and visual content, and institutional strategy, on gender, poverty, and disability in the U.S. I produced blogs and commentary that analyzed and fact-checked national news and right-wing policies, appeared on national television and radio to comment on and promote Media Matters' work, wrote winning.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a deputy team leader, I helped direct a group of researchers in monitoring and analyzing national news media, identifying inaccurate or misleading information, and rapidly responding with reliable sources in research items. I handled operational tasks for a team that started its day at 5am, often working as the highest-ranked person in the office until.

I assisted Professor Quincy Mills with his courses and research in African-American History. I constructed a database of primary source documents for research and educational purposes, and prepared and organized materials for his classes and upcoming books.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Researched, drafted, and edited an online education policy manual for school library media programs. Proposed and implemented the District’s first eBook collection, choosing books that align to the Common Core and DC Standards.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History

Ba, History

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa; Sophia H. Chen Zen Memorial Prize for best thesis in History, 2012; Laura Adelina Ward Prize for.