Amy Bravewater

I am a writer and mom based in the DC suburbs. You will find me in local coffee shops, tapping away for non-profits, women's health magazines, lifestyle blogs, and even corporate social media. Writing for such a wide variety of customers has made me a chameleon in terms of style, but I always bring a distinct voice that speaks directly to the reader. Whether I am writing for donors, customers, or other parents, I specialize in straight-shooting copy that tells you what you need to know.

Private Customer • 17th July 2020

Top 10 Strategies to Boost Your Productivity Working from Home

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are working from home. But how do you stay productive while out of the office? With distractions from kids, pets, and partners it can be quite a challenge. Let’s take a look at some practical strategies for making your workspace and work habits work for you.

WeddingPlanningInstitute.com • 22nd January 2019

My Big Fat Geek Wedding: Planing for Nerdy Couples

As a wedding planner, you are in the business of making dreams come true. From conservative church weddings to ultra-modern receptions with a mirror-glazed cake and contemporary color pallet, you know how to pull an event together. But what happens when your clients want to celebrate their passion for a book, movie, TV show, or game, as well as their passion for each other. Geek chic weddings have been gaining in popularity, but there is no one-size-fits all model to follow.

Robert W. Stolz • 12th October 2018

Bavarian Style Beyond Lederhosen: Timeless Wool Wear

When many of us think of Bavaria images of Oktoberfest spring to mind; dirndl clad ladies serving steins of beer and oompah bands set the tone for the stereotypical perception of traditional Alpine culture. But beyond the tourist track, a tradition of craftsmanship and quality permeates the Tyrolean region.

Locassa • 8th September 2018

The Good Old Games: Millennial Nostalgia and the Software Market

Until recently, selling software has always been about selling a ticket to the latest and greatest technology, complete with cutting-edge graphics and immersive experiences. So it may come as a surprise that one of the most anticipated software releases in the last year was a game created for elementary school students in 1996.

Ahava Skincare • 11th May 2018

Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud!

Mud, mud, glorious mud, nothing quite like it for cooling the blood ... or for cleansing the pores! Seriously, the old adage is right: There’s nothing more simple, rich or good for your skin than mud. For centuries, diverse cultures across the globe have understood the healing powers of mud.

Wowdya • 20th July 2017

Coping with Hair Loss from a Skin Condition

Whatever the cause, losing your hair is never easy. Most people know that drug treatments such as chemotherapy, and even normal aging, can cause hair thinning and loss, but what happens when you lose hair because of a skin condition?

Smithsonian TORCH • 9th February 2017

Torch | Project SEARCH: Opening doors and opening minds

The Smithsonian has always been committed to education, and if you have been at SI long, chances are good that you have bumped into an intern or two. Interning is an excellent way to launch a career, but finding the right opportunity can be difficult. This is especially true for young people with developmental disabilities. Enter Project SEARCH.

A Brief Analysis of Vandana Shiva

This is a brief academic essay analyzing a quote by ecofeminist theorist Vandana Shiva.