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Amy's writing has garnered exposure for our projects in news outlets around the world, including NPR, The Guardian, AFP, and others. She was the rare journalist to really understand our work, to dig deeper to get the key quotes and to pursue projects to publication. She's a globe trotting journo with a fearless, can-do attitude. You'd be lucky to know her, and even luckier to have her write about you.

Paul Falzone, executive director, PVI International.

Working with Amy was great. Her work landed us international coverage in The Washington Post, ABC news (US), France 24, Radio France International (RFI), AFP, AP, Globe and Mail, broadcaster DW in Germany, news agency Inter Press Service (IPS), national newspaper New Vision Uganda, and more. As a result we were contacted by numerous potential investors, customers and business partners who were very impressed by the reporting on Marula Proteen Uganda Limited and our different programmes.

Philipp Straub, co-founder and chief technology officer, PROTEEN.

I have over the last three months been promoting my book 'Reason for Hope.' and I have had fantastic support from Amy regarding securing media interest in my book. So far I have been on numerous podcasts, the ABC, and I even had my book and my story mentioned in The Gold Coast Bulletin. Anybody who needs a good media person to help promote your work to media sources please reach out to Amy.

Ben Haack, Special Olympics ambassador and author, Reason for Hope.

We weren't expecting mainstream media coverage because The Evidence is a new project and a niche area of the media but she landed nearly a whole page in the i, and we rehired her to line up new collaborations.

Rebecca Amsellem, director, Les Glorieuses Media.

Amy is an absolute delight to work with. Her dedication and hard work consistently deliver exceptional results. Amy was pivotal in securing impactful media coverage for us, including a TV interview with France24, a print story and podcast episode with Radio France Internationale (RFI), with AFP and more.

Sofia Ollvid, communications director, SolarAid.

Amy Fallon is an editor's dream. 

Megan Clement, journalist and editor.

Amy came on a branding and content trip with us. During the week she created compelling and lively tweets and blew our Twitter up during our#behindthecup trip, which increased awareness of our brand. 

Amon Mukisa, brand manager, Endiro Coffee, Uganda.

Amy combines a sensitive and deeply human approach with a hunger for the truth. She has placed op-eds for us putting unique focus on gender inequality in Africa, published by Al Jazeera, and has documented the systemic reasons for the boom in counterfeit drugs in Africa for an article written on our behalf for the Financial Times.

Gavin Serkin, New Markets Media & Intelligence.

I hired Amy on behalf of a client for a media relations project, and I look forward to having an opportunity to work with her again. She was able to get results immediately, placing coverage within days of being briefed. She is creative in her approach, with lots of great and practical ideas. She gave excellent support and advice to the spokesperson, and the results were beyond our expectations. Her skills as a journalist are definitely an asset, and she is a fun, smart and approachable person to work with. Would highly recommend Amy.

Mary Ellen Armstrong, consulting and fractional leadership.

I was struggling to get an article on menstrual hygiene published and I reached out to Amy. She whipped the article into shape, sent it out to her networks and it was syndicated by a news agency within 12 hours. Amy is such a professional.

Ida Horner – Chairperson, Let Them Help Themselves.

Amy worked on a press release for Macadamia Conservation Trust (MCT) for an important story which received coverage across Australia (national news wire Australian Associated Press (AAP) and other print and online media) and around the world (the Daily Mail, South African macadamia industry journal). Amy wrote the release, supplied media contacts and gave tactical advice on sending it out. The media coverage helped raise the profile of Macadamia Jansenii at a critical time for attracting support for post-bushfire recovery efforts.

Denise Bond, Wild Macadamia Conservation.

Amy was a highly impressive journalist who was always very astute in immediately identifying the underlying crux of any story. Amy's articles did a great job of raising the profile of the Uganda refugee crisis, and was a strong advocate for the plight of refugees in Uganda. Never one to pull her punches, Amy often immediately identified the questions that were at the core of the issue.

Charlie Yaxley, former Uganda Media and Communications Officer, UNHCR.

Amy was absolutely fantastic to work with during her time at VSO. Amy and I worked together on quite a few campaigns, and her strategic mindset allowed us to always to position our brand in ways that would generate wider interest from journalists across different, but targeted, niches relating to our work.

Georgie White, digital media officer, VSO.

Amy is a fantastic journalist! I have had the pleasure of working with her on a couple of complex articles related to orphanages. She has been great at communicating with me throughout, digging deeper into the story while handling material sensitively and distilling complex info without losing any of the important facts.

Freya Paleit, global deputy director of communications, Lumos.

I am really grateful that Amy listened and asked as many questions as she did. There has been great traction on her article on the Ghetto Kids in The i paper, even with our funders. Her story on whether donors should stop funding NGOs was great for our advocacy.

Christopher Muwanguzi, CEO, Child's i Foundation.

Amy worked with me on the launch of a big piece of research for us. She has the ability to quickly understand the news value and translate this into a comprehensive media strategy and tools for global media outlets and national outlets.

Nina Hoeve, senior communications advisor, Rutgers.

Amy was the first journalist to write international stories on AFRIpads for top-tier media in Australia, including the Daily Life Fairfax website in Australia, and Chatelaine magazine Canada. The stories led to increased visibility and opportunities.

Sarah Sullivan, former marketing and communications lead, AFRIpads.