Andrew Mangan is a senior editor for Data for Progress and a writer living in Kansas City.

Fiction:

Katharine Bakeless Nason Scholarship, Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference, 2020
Emerging Writers Fellow, Center for Fiction, 2017
Tennessee Williams Scholarship, Sewanee Writers’ Conference, 2017
Residency, Vermont Studio Center, 2017

“Some NBA Owners’ Rhetoric Is Contradicted by Donations,” Data for Progress, Aug. 2020 (with Avery Wendell)
“Voters Support the Biden–Sanders Unity Task Force Recommendations,” Data for Progress/YouGov Blue, Jul. 2020 (with Emily Bello-Pardo, Monika Nayak, Mary Painter, John Ray, Erik Shell, and Mark White)
“Voters Want the Government to Send Everyone $1,000,” Data for Progress, Mar. 2020 (with Ethan Winter and Nic Fishman)
“Are Marvel Movies ‘Cinema’? Is Hollywood Making Too Many Sequels?,” Data for Progress, Jan. 2020 (with Mark White)
“Primary Warning Signs for Chris Coons,” Data for Progress, Dec. 2019 (with Sean McElwee and Ryan O’Donnell)
Memo on gun violence prevention, Data for Progress, Oct. 2019 (with Matt Deitsch)
“Social Security: Warren’s ‘Plan for That’ Enjoys Majority Support Across the Electorate,” Data for Progress, Sept. 2019 (with Mark White)

andy [at] andrewmangan [dot] com