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Jennifer Nix

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Jennifer Nix is a writer and activist based in Brooklyn, and publisher of Pulitzer Prize-winner Glenn Greenwald's first book, the New York Times best-seller, How​ Would a Patriot Act? ​ Nix was also ​editor-at-large for Chelsea Green Publishing, a producer for National Public Radio’s “On the Media” and ​a ​staff writer for Variety. Her freelance work has appeared in New York, The​ New York Observer, The​ Nation, T​he​ ​ National Law Journal, ​The ​ Village Voice and Wired, as well as on Salon, Huffington Post, ​Poetry Foundation, ​Alternet and many political blogs. She is a co-founder of the international school-building non-profit, buildOn​, and ​a former fellow at the DC-based think-tank, New Politics Institute/NDN​. ​Nix is currently working on a novel and ​is a ​producer ​on​ the forthcoming documentary, Robert Bly: ​A Thousand Years of Joy .

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