I’m Julia Dallas, a storyteller, creator and innovator who’s passionate about solving problems and amplifying underrepresented voices.
I earned my master’s degree in multimedia journalism from Syracuse University after graduating from the University of Washington with a bachelor’s degree in communications: journalism. At the UW I wrote for The Daily’s news, wellness and arts and leisure sections and served as the administration beat reporter.
I’m currently a content editor for MyNorthwest with Bonneville, where I write and edit stories on everything from crime to politics to investigative journalism. I also cover the electronic music scene for Dance Music Northwest. Before that, I worked as a digital content producer at KIRO 7. I originally joined Bonneville as a promotions assistant, representing KIRO Newsradio and Seattle Sports at live events.
Earlier in my career, I interned at KING 5, writing web stories and helping produce New Day Northwest. My work has also been published in The Chronicle, including a feature that appeared on the front page of its Life section. I also participated in a journalism study abroad program in Italy and contributed to the social media team for The World Is Fun nonprofit.
Outside of journalism, I pet-sit for Rover and model for lifestyle brands. Born and raised in Washington, I love taking dance classes, playing soccer, and volunteering at my local animal shelter in my free time.
On this website, you’ll find a collection of my work and the projects I’m most proud of.
