Academic Authors is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that uses donations to offer free support for scholars whose voices need to be heard. They live in Latin America, Africa, central and eastern Europe, Southeast and South Asia, and under-served communities in the United States.

All peer-reviewed journals and university presses would like to publish a wider array of voices. But how does an emerging scholar, or even an established one, who is in a developing or war-torn country or who does not have access to consistent resources for scholarly conversation, produce written research in English that will connect at the highest level in the U.S.? How can you overcome differences in argument style, rhetorical norms, and other gaps that make global English so different around the world? This isn't just about getting people published. It is about bringing essential voices to the table who will only be heard if they are published in specific venues such as top academic journals and university presses.

​My Academic Authors board consists of editors from many of the highest-ranking peer-reviewed academic journals, librarians at research universities, and well-published faculty members. Academic Authors supports the work of AuthorAid, Scholars at Risk, and Jesuit Worldwide Learning: Higher Education at the Margins, among other groups.

If you would like to work with Academic Authors at no charge, then please register for mentoring through AuthorAid, www.authoraid.info. You may request to work with me through their system, and I will receive your request personally. Through AuthorAid I have worked with with individuals, groups, institutions, and also academic journals and book publishers.

As of 2023, Academic Authors has launched a 10-year program to work with global Catholic sisters on their publications, at no charge to them.