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Judith Nies
Writer and Editor
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Nies is a writer and developmental editor with a specialty in visual
presentation of information. She was the founder of JNA Communications
whose nonprofit clients included WGBH Television, Harvard’s
Kennedy School of Government, the Electronic Frontier Foundation,
and the Peabody Museum of Salem. Subsequently she worked at Fidelity
Investments in Boston where her communications projects included
web site development, marketing communications in corporate human
resources and speechwriting for the president of institutional services.
Her skills include marketing writing, editing, concept development,
websites, and project management. |
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former congressional speechwriter and assistant secretary of environmental
affairs for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Judith was Project
Manager for the Boston Harbor Islands Park and the Lowell Heritage
Park. The author of two books in history and biography (Nine
Women: Portraits from the American Radical Tradition and Native
American History), Nies has continued to write about politics
and the environment for the Museum of Science, the Conservation
Law Foundation, and journals such as Harvard Review and Orion. |
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Her awards include a Bunting
Fellowship at Harvard/Radcliffe, a Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio
grant, and residency awards at the MacDowell and Yaddo artists colonies.
A graduate of Tufts and Johns Hopkins universities, for the past
five years Nies has taught adults and graduate students at Cambridge
Center for Adult education and Massachusetts College of Art. |
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