Rachel Eliza Reynolds is a writer who uses words to create bridges of understanding between individuals, communities, and the world at large. The power of story is often a path to finding shared experience and common ground. Originally from Southern California, she is based in Indianapolis, Indiana. She received her Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University and earned her Master of Arts in Writing from Johns Hopkins University. She also pursued legal studies at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.
Rachel’s writing has been published nationwide in newspapers, magazines, and online. Her stories have appeared in The Los Angeles Times, San Diego Tribune, The Detroit News, Today’s Woman, Notre Dame Business, Louisville Magazine, Medill Magazine, and many others. She also taught journalism at Michigan State University. She currently works as a writer and content consultant for clients throughout the United States, including serving as a mentor for a young content director in Johannesburg, South Africa.