Press
Creating inclusive media through collaboration.
DC Science Writers Association
In Conversation about Inclusive Writing
Presentation: Restorative Justice for Human Subjects
through Inclusive Writing (August 26, 2020)
EFACon2019 (Editorial Freelancers Association)
Session: For All of Us: Building Power in Inclusive Media through Editorial Decision Making
WAM!NYC 2018 Conference
Panel: Reporting & Editing Work About Marginalized Communities
Long Island Women’s Diversity Conference 2018
Panel: The Language of Cultural Awareness: Using Words that Connect, Heal, and Empower
Independent Book Publishers Association
Ebonye has volunteered her time to the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) since 2014. She’s also written a number of articles for their member-only publication, Independent.
Quoted In
“Top Intriguing Cutter Business Technology Journal Articles for 2020”
Cutter Business Technology Journal, December 2020
“Gut Check: Working with a Sensitivity Reader”
The Open Notebook, January 2020
“Diversity Reading (aka sensitivity reading)”
QuietHouse Editing, Fall 2018
“Cultural Appropriation In Fiction: Here Are Some Tips To Consider When Your Writing Includes Different Cultures”
Everyday Feminism, April 2018
“Resources on Teaching to Disrupt White Supremacy”
Educators for Social Justice, 2017/2018
“Inclusive Language in Four Easy Steps”
Harvard Division of Continuing Education Professional Development Blog, February 2017
Notable Writings
"Inclusion in the Workplace: Are We Doing Enough?"
Cutter Business Technology Journal, November 2020
"It’s Time to Stop Ignoring the Intersections of Marginalized Identities"
Rooted in Rights Blog, May 2018
"The New Yorker’s “Lost Giant of American Literature” and the prism of race"
Nieman Storyboard, April 2018
"And the Cultural Appropriation Prize Goes to...White Writers"
Bitch Media, July 2017
"Resisting White Supremacy Can’t Happen Without Self-Care"
YES Magazine, May 2017
"Google's Howard West Campus Only Addresses Part of the Diversity Problem In Tech"
Blavity, March 2017
“Women & STEM, It’s Not Just a Numbers Problem”
Haas Institute Newsletter, Fall 2015