Carol Guensburg
Editor/Journalist
Workshops: 1. Bullet-proof Your Reporting. 2. Strengthen your Storytelling.
Carol Guensburg is an independent journalist based near Washington, D.C. Most recently, she wrapped up a decade with the Voice of America, with roles including reporting and editing, providing guidance on news standards, and collaborating with international journalists on web, TV and radio stories for audiences abroad.
She was an associate editor for the American Journalism Review, based at the University of Maryland, where she later founded and directed a national journalism fellowships program aimed at deepening coverage of policies affecting children and families. Carol worked for several newspapers, primarily for the Milwaukee Journal and Journal Sentinel, leading its magazine and food sections.
She co-founded American Food Roots (now defunct), an award-winning online magazine of food, culture and history.
For fun, she plays keyboards in the Celtic-centric band Malarkey.
Learn more about Carol: https://www.facebook.com/carol.guensburg/
Workshops
“Bullet-proof Your Reporting.”
“Strengthen your Storytelling.” In approaching a writing project, consider the premise, your goals, your intended audience, your platform. Bolster with facts, finesse the language.