Annah Mason is a writer and editor in the social sector. Her early career as a business journalist led to programmatic work centered on economic opportunity for women. She led mission-driven businesses around the world—from the launch of the first social enterprise for women on Los Angeles’ Skid Row to programs in northern Uganda and central Mexico—supporting communities and sharing stories of transformation.
She went on to write about social change for nearly a decade at the Skoll Foundation, where she covered and amplified a global network of leaders and organizations collaborating on social and environmental justice.
The oldest daughter of an artist and architect in the Hudson Valley, Annah grew up around creative energy. She became interested in the natural striving of people and societies, and in the social order we create for mutual benefit.
Her work is driven by this value of reciprocity, as well as training and coursework in journalism, psychology, and law. Additionally, she sees the world through the lenses of womanhood and queerness.
Annah lives in northern New Mexico, on the current and ancestral lands of the Pueblo people, alongside her friends, neighbors, and a dog named Kitty.
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