Kendra Bozarth is an editor and writer, communicating professionally at the local, state, and national levels for over a decade. Prioritizing progressive and leftist movement support, she elevates the experiences — and voices — of Black women, centering our stories in policy, politics, and culture since 2019.

Her current offerings focus on content writing, editorial support, and narrative strategy, which are provided through her consulting company, BLUF Editorial Co.

Kendra’s portfolio covers a range of initiatives and issue areas. For wage labor, she:

• develops new narrative frameworks to challenge corporate power and uplift workers’ voices.

• partners to produce big projects, currently assisting with everything from fundraising events to narrative workshops.

• writes — and ghostwrites! — for organizations and outlets, such as The Forge, Teen Vogue, Ms. Magazine, Shelterforce, and The American Prospect.

• provides editorial support for movement groups and campaigns like The Frontline and the #DayWithoutUs national teach-in. 

• co-leads on the Black Women Best framework, organizing an informal network of Black women activists and advocates.

• co-produced the first BWB congressional report, serving as co-chair of the caucus’s working group and partnering with over 40 Black women; co-wrote the first BWB policy brief.

• co-produced “The Uprisings Issue” by The Forge.

• led communications for the launch of The Homecomers with Sarah Smarsh podcast, garnering 30,000 downloads in the first month and gaining national attention.

• directed the New Rules video campaign in partnership with Econ Films. 

• was a member of the State Priorities Partnership, working at the Kansas Center for Economic Growth and reshaping public opinion to overturn regressive tax policy. 

Work samples and references are available upon request.