About: Denise Campbell
- Profile
- <p style="font-weight: 400;">Jamaican-born, US-based, Denise Campbell is an international communication consultant, content strategist, and travel and culture writer providing strategic communication planning and content development for such industries as international relations and development, media, healthcare, and technology. Formerly, she was head writer and communication lead at the Geneva-based Convention Against Torture Initiative, a UN-supported organization charged with global ratification and implementation of the UN Convention Against Torture. Denise’s fiction has been featured in the <em>Caribbean Writer Vol. 27</em> and awarded the anthology’s David Hough Literary Prize for her short story “Where Dreams Die,” an excerpt from her debut novel <em>Journey to Land of Look Behind</em>. Denise has a bachelor’s in political science and English from New York University and a master’s from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Service and from American University’s School of International Service. She is fluent in Spanish and conversant in French.</p>
Posts by Denise Campbell:
- Where Dreams Die Posted on in Poetry & Fiction