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I have what I call a ‘dual-track’ career. 


I’ve worked hard to build a reputation as a journalist, author and speaker.


And I’ve worked equally hard to provide high-quality reporting and documentation, writing and editing services to government health agencies, news media, non-governmental organizations and non-profits.


I assist clients working to improve the public’s health by telling the stories of the people they are aiding. Through interviews, photos and video, I help my clients to show why their work matters.

marketing media to show the world

WHY YOUR WORK MATTERS

My brochure describes how I can be helpful in reporting and documenting your successes.

I developed this report on Family Health International’s USAID-funded youth programs in Haiti during a visit to Port au Prince. There I advised in-country staff on how best to share the stories about their important work.

REPORTING & DOCUMENTING

YOUR SUCCESSES TODAY

will ensure they continue tomorrow

WHAT I CAN DO

FOR YOU


I can augment your staff’s capacity to produce:

  1. winning proposals

  2. success stories

  3. reports

  4. monographs

  5. collateral materials (annual reports, brochures, postcards)

  6. photos

  7. videos

  8. Web content

WHAT I OFFER


  1. Accomplishment

  2. Compassion

  3. Contacts

  4. Credibility

  5. Experience

  6. Expertise

  7. Information

  8. Insight

  9. Interviewing

  10. Perspective

  11. Reporting

  12. Reputation

  13. Research

  14. Resourcefulness

  15. Skill

  16. Style

  17. Substance

  18. Training

SAMPLE REPORT

SAMPLE BROCHURE

Training community HIV service providers to report and document their USAID-funded work in Nigeria.

“Consulting at its best is an act of love: The wish to be genuinely helpful to another . . . To use what we know, or feel, or have endured in a way that lightens the weight on another.” -- Peter Block, Flawless Consulting

E-NEWSLETTER


plain english is a free, occasional e-newsletter I created to offer tips on how to effectively report and document the work of donor-funded projects.


  1. WRITING FOR THE WEB

  2. WHY YOU MUST REPORT AND DOCUMENT DONOR-FUNDED WORK--AND WHERE TO BEGIN

TRAINING

RESUME
Why I can helpConsulting_files/JMAresume2010.WEB.pdf
Listen to the BBC Radio documentary “How AIDS Changed America”  John co-produced with U.K. producer Ashley ByrneConsulting_files/HowAIDSChangedAmerica.mp3

WHAT OTHERS SAY


Gregory Pappas, M.D., Ph.D., Public Health Consultant: “John was a part of a team I assembled to promote the work I was doing on HIV in Africa. My team presented a series of papers at a regional meeting in Zambia. John worked with the team to ensure that the presentations were of high quality, communicating a consistent set of messages. John also worked on a manuscript with the group that later appeared in a peer-reviewed journal. He was delightful to work with, highly knowledgeable, and skilled. I recommend him both as a strategic thinker to guide your communications efforts and as a technical consultant with many skills to produce your communication tools.”


Frank Webb, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer at Engineering World Health: “It is a pleasure to work with a professional. That was my experience with John. I benefited greatly from his journalistic experience, his writing skills, his knowledge of the HIV and AIDS world and his creative approach to our projects. I recommend him highly.”


Judith Auerbach, Ph.D., Vice President, Science & Public Policy, San Francisco AIDS Foundation: “John-Manuel is an excellent writer and researcher. His books--Victory Deferred: How AIDS Changed Gay Life in America, and Hot Stuff: A Brief History of Disco-- demonstrate his talent as a chronicler of social and cultural movements of the 20th century. John has the rare capacity to write both scholarly and "lay" texts that are well-researched and a joy to read.



CLIENTS
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