Gedye '14 at the Washington Monthly
Above: Grace Gedye '14
Grace (Gigi) Gedye '14 graduated from Pomona College in 2018 with a degree in political science. Grace is now an associate editor at the Washington Monthly, a policy and politics magazine based in Washington D.C. At the Monthly, she writes about voting, regulation, technology, and Congress.
Recently, Gigi has profiled Obama's Ethics Czar, covered the longest-ever partial government shutdown, reported on felon voting rights in Florida, and has written about the burgeoning lab-grown meat industry. In addition to writing for the website and print magazine, Gigi edits online features and contributes to the publication’s live coverage of major events, like the midterm elections.
Gigi started at the Monthly as an editorial intern, and before that, she was a research intern for the Brookings Institution.
Follow her work on Twitter (@g_gedye) or on her author page.
Congratulations Gigi!
Conservatives have long argued that regulations are bad for business. Then why are startups that make meat from animal cells begging to be regulated? My latest for the @washmonthly:https://t.co/ZOjc8H2N9x
— Grace Gedye (@g_gedye) January 14, 2019