Marissa Joseph is a scholar, global storyteller, and published essayist whose research focuses on Caribbean women's histories and cultural production, political movements, and social life in Haiti and the Global Hispanophone.
Marissa obtained a B.A. in History and Literature from Harvard College in 2023. Professionally, Marissa specializes in enhancing corporate reputations and brands through strategic storytelling. As a Corporate Communications and Public Relations Specialist, she leverages adept writing skills to fortify corporate reputations with expertise in Thought Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility Communications.
A child of Haitian immigrants, Marissa's writing employs a culturally enriched style and perspective, specializing in various forms of public writing including personal essays, Op-Eds, and long-form narrative journalism.
