ARCHULETACHISOLM

Archuleta is a journalist, author, poet, and creative entrepreneur whose work centers on amplifying the voices and experiences of Black women. With a career spanning nearly two decades, Archuleta has built a dynamic platform that blends fearless storytelling, cultural critique, and mental health advocacy.

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Her journey began in 2006 when she submitted her first manuscript to a publishing company, resulting in a contract just three weeks later. In 2015, she launched a blog to share her writing consistently, which has since evolved into a multifaceted brand encompassing books, a podcast, and workshops. Archuleta has self-published multiple books, including When Black Women Breathe, a poetry collection celebrating the resilience and complexity of Black womanhood, and The Anxious Writer, a memoir offering guidance for writers navigating anxiety.

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Her essays and poetry have been featured in publications such as the Sun Times, Military Brat Life, The National Library of Poetry, Nia Magazine, Permission to Write, and Resolute Magazine. As a contributing writer for Black Girl Nerds, Archuleta explores topics ranging from racial justice and pop culture to health equity and gender politics.

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Through her YouTube channel and the FearlessINK podcast, Archuleta shares insights on writing, creativity, and personal growth, fostering a community of aspiring and established writers.