Julia O'Hanlon is a communications professional based in Washington, D.C. with diverse skills in data analysis, strategic outreach, media relations, and stakeholder engagement. She holds a bachelor's degree in Political Communication and Humanities from The University of Texas at Austin, where she also completed a study abroad program in Spanish at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Julia currently works as a Communications Associate at the Pew Research Center, where she tracks metrics, manages press inquiries, and disseminates data-driven reports to inform public dialogue and policymaking.

Throughout her career, Julia has gained valuable experience in various communication roles. She previously served as a Communication Assistant at the Pew Research Center, where she gained experience in monitoring social media, writing copy, developing content strategy, and managing projects. Prior to that, Julia worked as a Communication Intern at The Brookings Institution and an Accounts Intern at TKO Advertising. She also served as a Civic Engagement Intern at Children's Defense Fund and a Campus Campaign Coordinator at Teach For America.

Julia's diverse background in communications, research, and government affairs, coupled with her passion for bridging data and conversations, make her a valuable asset to any organization that seeks to engage with diverse stakeholders, craft compelling messages, and implement effective outreach strategies.