Julia Goldberg is the Communications Assistant at PEN America. Previously, she served as the editor-in-chief of her college’s student newspaper and as a reporting intern for local news outlets in New York City. Most recently, she worked as the Communications intern at PEN America, researching and writing articles, drafting social media posts, and developing graphics and video footage for social media platforms. She holds a BA in English from Williams College where she graduated as valedictorian.

Julia Goldberg
Assistant, Communications
Articles by Julia Goldberg
Monday January 26
Authors and Illustrators Are Paying A Steep Price for Book Bans
“Book banning is also connected to a larger suspicion of public education, the defunding of which also impacts my ability to earn a living.”
Wednesday January 14
Katherine Applegate’s Book Was Labeled ‘Deliberate Indoctrination.’ It’s About the Power of Kindness.
Reading about what it means to be a true friend can hopefully help a young reader navigate relationships with fresh eyes.
More Articles by Julia Goldberg
Monday January 5
‘A Dream Come True’: 12 Debut Writers Celebrate Winning the PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize
Monday December 15
Nearly 20 Years in the Making, Kiran Desai’s Third Novel Was Her Longtime Companion
Wednesday December 10
A ‘Hugely Valuable’ Resource: Author Bill Konigsberg Explains Why Queer Teens Need Books About Sex and Sexuality
Tuesday December 9
With ‘The Emergency,’ George Packer Distances Us from the World to Draw it Near Again
Wednesday December 3
All Experiences ‘Deserve Space on the Page,’ and Sex Is No Exception, Says YA Author Elana K. Arnold
Tuesday November 25
Uneasy About Sexual Content in a YA Novel? ‘Read the Whole Book,’ Urges Author Malinda Lo
Tuesday November 25
Derek Trumbo Sr. Left Prison an Accomplished Author, a Pathway Opened By PEN America’s Prison and Justice Writing Program
Wednesday November 12









