Wyatt O’Brian Evans

Bio of Wyatt O'Brian Evans Arguably, Wyatt O'Brian Evans is the quintessential Renaissance man. Mr. Evans is a journalist, author, radio personality, voice-over (V/O) instructor/talent, and Intimate Partner Violence & Abuse (IPV/A) subject matter expert (SME)/advocate/motivational speaker. Wyatt earned two Bachelor of Arts degrees in journalism and political science from George Washington University. For over 25 years, Mr. Evans has been a journalist. Print and online media outlets, including the Advocate, Huffington Post, Washington Post, The Gay Male Journal, Baltimore Gay Life, Bilerico, Washington Blade, Kraven, and BaltimoreOUTloud, have featured his work. Wyatt is the founder, editor-in-chief, and writer of Wyattevans.com, a news, features, commentary, and entertainment media outlet for the LGBTQ Community and its allies. Nearly 100 countries visit Wyattevans.com regularly. Wyatt is the author of the popular and groundbreaking "Nothing Can Tear Us Apart" (Gay/Ethnic) series of novels. Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse, or IPV/A (domestic violence and abuse within the LGBTQ community), is one of its central themes. "SHATTERED!" is the new installment in the series. Visit: www.wyattevans.com/shattered/ A radio personality, Wyatt examines and tackles critical issues that resonate with and impact the LGBTQ Community-- particularly Gay/SGL (Same-gender-loving) men. His eponymous podcast is titled "WYATT!" Visit: www.wyattevans.com/podcast/ Mr. Evans is also a voice-over (V/O) instructor and talent. He develops students (one-on-one and in groups) into polished, professional voice talents as an instructor. As a V/O talent, Wyatt performs radio spots, narrations, and educational vehicles. His most cherished accomplishment in the field is narrating for former Secretary of State Colin Powell's "America's Promise" organization. As a journalist and Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A) Subject Matter expert (SME)/speaker/survivor, Mr. Evans has researched, reported on, and written about this demoralizing, destructive, and potentially life-threatening cycle of abuse. He is the LGBTQ Community Chair of the National Trauma Education and Policy Institute (NTEPI), whose mission is to increase awareness about trauma's impact and consequences in all its forms and help shape policy. Mr. Evans resides in metro Washington. You can email him at [email protected]. His phone number is 240-480-8944. You can visit Wyatt's online home, www.wyattevans.com. Follow him on Twitter @MisterWOE; Facebook, www.facebook.com/wyattobrianevans; Instagram, sir.wyattofficial.