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Anna Pivovarchuk

Freelance writer & editor

Anna Pivovarchuk is a versatile writer and editor with a wealth of practical knowledge in journalism, specializing in opinion, analysis, longform features, interviews, blurbs, and non-fiction books. She possesses extensive experience in content, line, and copy editing, with a strong grasp of SEO and photo editing, as well as production skills.

Anna's expertise shines in heavy developmental editing and enhancing narrative structure, complemented by exceptional writing and research abilities in multiple languages. Her educational background includes a MA in International Relations from King's College London, a MA 1st Class Hons in History and English Literature from The University of Edinburgh, and studies in Comparative Literature at the University of Vienna, along with an International Baccalaureate from the American International School in Vienna.

Anna Pivovarchuk has held various key roles in organizations such as being a Writer & Editor at Freelance, working on projects like 'The Belzec Death Camp: History, Biographies, Remembrance' and 'Falsifying Beckett.' She has served as the Deputy Managing Editor, Culture Editor, and Europe Editor at Fair Observer, and as an Associate Editor on the European Desk. Additionally, Anna has worked as a Consultant at IAEA and has a background in broadcasting at the BBC World Service, as well as experience as a Public Communications Manager at Class Calendar Limited and as an Archivist at The Grassmarket Project.

Highlights

Jun 18 · linkedin

We tend to talk about climate change in abstract terms, often trying to banish the scary statistics from our minds. But what does it feel like to stare into our future's unwelcoming face day after day? How do you keep going, knowing what awaits, and, more importantly, what can we do to improve our current trajectory? Is it too late?

A massive "thank you" to Peter Kalmus at NASA, Rose Abramoff at the Ronin Institute, LaUra Schmidt at the Good Grief Network, Susie Burke at the University of Queensland and Joe Duggan at the Australian National University for speaking to me about what the data means to them personally — not only for humanity as a whole.

Jan 7 · linkedin

Weekends are for long reads, so here is a story about stories, about building bridges, about trees, forests, books and a better future. It was a joy, and a respite for the soul, to work on this, and I hope it adds a little bright spark to your day. Thank you, Future Library!

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London, England, United Kingdom