Grace Moon

Grace Moon has a diverse range of work experience in the field of journalism. Grace started their career as Editor In Chief at Their Campus Media, where they contributed to various topics such as style, beauty, health, entertainment, and more. Grace then worked as a Strategic Communications intern at Turner Broadcasting System, Inc, where they monitored news and social media outlets, crafted media pitches, and organized speaking engagements. Grace also served as a Court Reporter at Documented and as a Student Representative at the Asian American Journalists Association. Grace later worked as an Audio Producer at the National Democratic Institute and as a Digital Editor and Copy Editor at Korea JoongAng Daily. Grace has also been a Freelance Journalist and Researcher, working with various media outlets such as BBC, NBC News, The New York Times Video, VICE News, and more. Currently, they are working as a Global Audience Editor at The Washington Post and as AAJA Seoul Co-Vice President at the Asian American Journalists Association.

Grace Moon obtained their Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media, Culture, Communication (MCC) from New York University. Grace attended the university from 2015 to 2019.