FICTION
Aurora Lights, The 2024 Connecticut Literary Anthology, October ’24
Pito, Huizache 10, Fall ’23
Palacio, Kweli Journal, April ’23
Latino Stories
Shining the Light on Hard Issues
THE ORANGE TIMES
Connecticut Post
Stamford Advocate
Grieving for Maren Sanchez’s unfulfilled promise
Pink Magazine
- Wrote monthly profiles on women in the Low Country Community:
- Kate Brobson, June 2014 Issue
- Susan Coker, May 2014 Issue
- Tomika Busby, April 2014 Issue
- Sanaz “Sunny” Anvarinia, April Issue
- Christa Conley, March 2014 Issue
Mamiverse
Mamiverse.com, Winner of #LATISM13 Award for Best Latino Parenting Website
Does Your High School Student Suffer From Senioritis?
A Bilingual Ed Teacher Stands Up for Her Student
Trayvon Martin, Emmett Till, & Men with Guns
Do’s and Don’ts for Your Child’s Year-End Academic Success
How Parents & Kids Can Survive Standardized Testing
8 Character Traits to Learn from Black Women in American History
Ten Things Teachers Want to Know About Your Kids
Words Can and Do Hurt: Tips to Handling Name-Calling
AWARDS
Exeter Writers Workshop for Teachers
Soaring Gardens Artists Retreat July 2024
Highlights Foundations Diversity Fellowship, 2019-2021
Alpha Sigma Nu, The Honor Society of Jesuit Universities, Fairfield University Chapter, October 2012.

Jessica Galán teaches English and Social Studies in Hartford, CT.
She recently attended Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference to workshop a draft of AGUACERO, a historical fiction novel set in the Near Future and 1932 Puerto Rico with award-winning author Luis Alberto Urrea.
Email: jessica@jessgalanwrites.com