Diane Walsh, MA, is an accomplished journalist and academic with a background in social justice, environmental activism and human rights. As an executive of Mediageode GT Inc, a multimedia company with press bases in Washington and Vancouver, she specializes in regional and international outreach. Walsh's career has seen her published across the U.S., Canada, and Africa, with mobile assignments in several European cities. A long-standing member of the Foreign Press Association in London and a current member of the National Press Club in DC as of 2017, she has also held United Nations media accreditation at UN New York and UN Geneva. 
 
Walsh's reporting has spanned a variety of critical issues, from transportation safety to the ethical treatment of animals, and from renewable energy solutions to the intricacies of international relations. Her articles have not only highlighted the plight of captive marine animals and critiqued the entertainment industry but also supported legislative efforts to improve animal welfare. Her insightful analysis of UN Global Goals, political unrest in places like East Asia, and the nomination of US Supreme Court judges has underscored her expertise in diplomatic relations and sociopolitical interest stories.
 
Dedicated to advocacy and education, Walsh has been involved with Global Woman P.E.A.C.E Foundation. As a foreign correspondent, she has reported on the challenges faced by small NGOs in West Africa and the cultural shock experienced by beluga whales in captivity. Walsh's work continues to raise awareness about environmental policy, cultural preservation, and the social and political climate affecting various communities. Her respected voice in journalism is a testament to her commitment to informing and inspiring action towards a more just and sustainable world. For freelance inquiries into her deep background research and investigative services, Walsh can be reached on her website and @dwalshmedia on social media platforms.