Megan Brownrigg

Megan Brownrigg is an experienced features writer currently contributing to Urth, an Australian-based conservation magazine, where reporting focuses on climate crisis efforts and underreported communities. Additionally, Megan serves as a freelance consultant for Adexchange, optimizing content for an international client base, while also working as a freelance literary consultant and editor for Strauss House Productions. This role involves proofreading manuscripts and curating educational resources. Previously, Megan held the position of associate editor for The Africa Research Bulletin at Wiley, producing bi-monthly journals on political and economic news from Africa. A former freelance broadcast journalist with BBC Radio Oxford, Megan specialized in localizing global stories. Early career experiences include a trainee journalist position at The Phnom Penh Post and a volunteer role with Restless Development in Uganda, addressing sexual health issues amidst significant legislative challenges. Academic credentials include an MA in Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and a BA in English Literature from Durham University.