Bradey Resulta

Writer

United States

I have a Bachelor's degree in Writing, and a Minor in Culture, Media, and Gender Studies. Much of my advocacy for social justice is reflected in my work; both creative and technical.

With extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, I regularly teach and practice the power of language and voice. As intimidating as it sounds, the power of language is reflected in our inevitable reasons to believe it. Stories speak to our truths. They dictate our feelings, provoke our actions, and sway our beliefs. It is my utmost goal to use this for the advantage for the greater good.

Portfolio

Published Work / Journalism / Social Justice

Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets
02/05/2022
Lechon Baboy - Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets

Uy, kumusta? I've brought the lechon, like you asked. Glazed in soy sauce, garlic, and Sprite- the way Lola taught me. Are we going to be eating kamayan style? It's cheaper that way, ha! No spending money on silverware, less dishes to clean. Uy? I haven't been able to speak my mother tongue tagolog, lately.

Portage Magazine
04/29/2021
Healing

"You were good," he says. He takes the piece of flesh that he removed from my upper left thigh and places it into a plastic bag that is then tied shut with a rubber band. During the entire process, he didn't get a drop of blood on him.

Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets
Miniature Gods - Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets

My aptitude for writing is rooted in something deeper than a general appreciation. Like most writers, my initial understanding of the power of language has been adopted through habitual reading. As an extremely anxious, unmedicated, child, reading became my coping mechanism that provided me with alternate realities in which I felt safe.

Copywriting / Content Writing

Grant Writing (Technical Writing)