As a teenager, Dawn-Maria’s first job was as a comic-strip writer and artist for a London newspaper. Due to the popularity of her female-focussed comic-strip, she soon became the paper’s Northern reporter. Dawn-Maria has written for a host of publications: The Yorkshire Evening Post, Yorkshire Women’s Life Magazine, the Huffington Post, The Metro, and Yorkshire By-line and has contributed to The Voice, The London Evening Standard, We Are The City and many business-to-business titles. She is the author of the highly praised children’s book series, The Adventures of Jenny and Philip.
Dawn-Maria France is an accomplished, award-winning journalist, travel writer, children’s author, animation script writer, and broadcaster. Originally from Yorkshire, she is deeply committed to her heritage and to advancing issues of equality, support for carers, mental health, domestic politics, race, and poverty. As a broadcasting veteran, Ms France has contributed to the BBC, Radio 2, 4, and Five Live, Sky News,Talk TV and ITV. She has presented at prominent award ceremonies and served as a panellist on discussions covering women in the news and international current affairs. Additionally, she participated in the ‘Views in the News’ panel at the esteemed Women of the World Festival. Ms France has interviewed celebrities and influential public figures, and she has written and contributed to Daily Mail, Daily Star, Huffington Post, The Metro, Evening Standard, The Boston Courier, and numerous business-to-business publications. She is the great-niece of Sir Joseph Nathaniel France, a distinguished St Kitts and Nevis politician and journalist.
