Julie Wallach is a writer working across academic research, philanthropy, brand strategy, and public advocacy. At Compton College, she co-led a service-learning research program to improve retention, secured grants, co-published fifteen peer-reviewed papers, and guided students presenting at national conferences.
Her work spans brand messaging for startups in real estate, tech, sustainability, wellness, and retail, as well as for legacy families and executives. As a ghostwriter, she has shaped memoirs, nonfiction, and policy writing.
Her poetry appears in We’ve Got Some Things to Say (Amherst Writers & Artists Press). She leads expressive-writing programs for trauma survivors and testified before the California State Senate in support of AB3092, extending the statute of limitations for sexual assault survivors. Her advocacy has been covered by The Washington Post, The New York Times, BBC, and CNN, and she was recognized as 2024 Woman of the Year by Senator Henry Stern.