ThreeBeats Media  provides writing coaching and editing expertise to students, individuals, and nonprofits looking to share their stories with a clear, authentic voice. Becky assists individuals with a variety of personal and professional writing from college essays to cover letters to obituaries for loved ones. For nonprofits, she creates meaningful messaging across a variety of platforms, including websites, grant applications, promotional materials, social media, and more. Becky also facilitates contemplative writing workshops for groups of any size.

ThreeBeats strives to honor and amplify each client’s authentic voice, while kindling confidence and joy in the writing process.

For more information about our services and pricing (sliding scale), please contact Becky at reporter.evans@gmail.com

About Becky W. Evans

Becky is a Boston-based writer, editor, and educator with a background in environmental journalism and higher education. As a Staff Writer for The Standard Times of New Bedford, she reported award-winning stories covering the “three beats” of commercial fishing, immigration, and environment. Chasing stories on these topics found Becky aboard an 80-foot fishing trawler on Georges Bank studying the impact of federal legislation on depleted groundfish stocks and beleaguered fishermen, hiking through Guatemala’s highland villages to interview former garment factory workers deported during a botched federal immigration raid led by the George W. Bush administration, and investigating the environmental and public health legacy of electrical capacitor manufacturers’ PCB contamination of New Bedford’s residential and aquatic neighborhoods.

Becky brought her passion for writing and reporting to Lasell College and Boston University College of Communication, where she taught and mentored domestic and international students in communications writing, ESOL writing, resume writing, and photojournalism. As an independent educator, she’s taught maple sugaring and typewriter art electives to primary school students (both in-person and online) and mentored young adults through storytelling and place-based, experiential education projects focused on environmental justice with The Eco-Stewards Program and food sovereignty with the Boston Food Justice Young Adult Volunteers. Becky has taught Adult ESOL classes in New Bedford, Cambridge, and Waltham and currently sits on the board of the Waltham Fields Community Farm, serving on the development/communications and board management committees. She writes poetry and essays about nature, place, and parenting and is part of a collective of contemplative writers based in Arlington.

Becky holds degrees from Colgate University (BA in English & Environmental Economics), Boston University College of Communication (MS in Print Journalism) and Boston University School of Education (MA in Higher Education TESOL). Her writing has appeared in The Standard-Times, The Cape-Cod Times, The Boston Herald, The Worcester Telegram, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution, The Austin American-Statesman, The Dayton Daily News, National Fisherman Magazine, Boston Magazine, Inc. Magazine, and Harvard Business School Publishing case studies.