United States Journalists

Browse the Clippings.me directory of United States journalists below. We found 1278 United States journalists listed.

Taylor Arnette

Communications, PR & Marketing Professional

I’m a marketing and communications professional with experience in writing, editing, project management, and PR. I enjoy bringing teams together to create content and campaigns that strengthen brands, support big-picture goals, and help organizations share their stories in a clear and engaging way.

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Shannon Nomann

Senior Copywriter | shannonlaynesigler@gmail.com

WHO I AM🦋 A creative writer and intuitive storyteller. Obsessive reader. Mama most of all. Endlessly curious, occasionally impatient, a professional chit-chatter, optimistic, and adaptable. STUFF I'VE WRITTEN: Marketing, brand, and member experience messaging for B2C and B2B tech (Google, Dropbox), telecom, SaaS, FinTech, and healthcare industries. Product launches, performance marketing, direct response, user experience and onboarding flow, brand reimagining, and everything in between. If you’d like more examples: Web (landing pages, product pages, etc.) and email (leads acquisition, feature awareness, winback, retention, member communications) social, ads, OOH, blog, paid media, editorial, video, brochures and white papers, direct mail, SMS, and just about anything else. In-app copy and notifications, service emails, purchase and cart flow, and more. LIKES: Collaborating with designers. Writing fast. Testing a lot. Being fun to work with. Writing for new and/or familiar channels. Writing with empathy and a human touch. DISLIKES: Slow talkers. Gray flooring. Mosquitoes. I'm one of those people they find delicious. If you’ve read all that and want to connect, I’m all ears! I love to meet new people and teams and tackle your biggest obstacles and goals head-on, with resonant messaging and an all-weather good attitude.✨

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Tanya Bricking Leach

Senior Writer and Editor | Health Journalist | Content Strategist | Podcast Producer | Travel Writer

Trained in newsrooms. Trusted to focus on what matters. I’m a freelance journalist who writes about science, health, relationships and travel. I’m drawn to stories with a strong sense of place and people. I started as a newspaper reporter, then worked in hospital communications and video production. Writing and editing are still at the heart of what I do. Now, I work from wherever I am, sometimes at a quiet desk, sometimes on the road.

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Elizabeth Muratore

Editor & Writer

My three favorite things are baseball, writing, and editing. I've been a baseball fan since I was nine years old, and I have turned that enthusiasm into a full-time role as a Senior Content Producer for Major League Baseball. In addition to editing stories and webpages for MLB.com, I'm also a co-director for the Internet Baseball Writers' Association of America, and I co-hosted a Mets podcast called Cohen's Corner. With my work, I aim to inspire other sports fans to find their voice and express themselves confidently. My writing has been published by MLB.com, the Baseball Hall of Fame's website and Memories and Dreams magazine, IBWAA, The Twin Bill, Rising Apple, and Girl at the Game. I graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia with majors in Marketing and Management, a concentration in Advertising and Digital Media, and a minor in English. If you need a hand in any of the following areas, I would love to help: • College essays • Copy editing (short and long-form work) • Fact-checking • Any kind of writing (articles, blurbs, blogs, headlines, etc.) • SEO strategy You can reach me at elizabethmuratore97@gmail.com or via the contact link below.


Amy Sherman

Freelance Writer, Editor and Content Strategist

Amy Sherman is a San Francisco–based writer, recipe developer, and editor-in-chief of Cheese Professor, Alcohol Professor, Olive Oil Professor, and the Chocolate Professor. She also contributes to Martha Stewart, Southern Living and 7x7. You can find her previous work in magazines including San Francisco, Marin, Westways, Where Traveler, Wine Enthusiast, Via, Gastronomica, and Caviar Affair. She has written for online food, travel and lifestyle publications including Afar, AllRecipes, Architectural Digest, Tasting Table, Food Network, Epicurious, KQED's Bay Area Bites, Fodor's, 7x7, Frommer's and CleanPlates. She develops recipes for clients including Whole Foods, Grocery Outlet, Dannon, Cargill, Keurig, Colman, T-fal, USA Pears, MyWinesDirect and the California Avocado Commission. She is the author of Williams-Sonoma New Flavors for Appetizers and WinePassport: Portugal, A Microwave, A Mug, A Meal and wrote the new introduction to Jane Grigson's Vegetable Book and the foreward to the reprint of the Betty Crocker Good & Easy Cookbook.


Jean-Pierre Conte

Managing Partner @ Lupine Crest Capital

Jean-Pierre "JP" Conte is the managing partner of a San Francisco-based private equity firm and the founder of his family office, Lupine Crest Capital. A graduate of Colgate University and Harvard Business School, he began his finance career at Chase Manhattan Bank before joining a private equity firm and eventually leading it through decades of growth. His investment focus has centered on healthcare, financial services, software, and industrial technology, with board roles at companies including Signant Health and ConnectiveRx. Beyond his business career, Conte has directed significant philanthropic resources toward education, scientific research, and environmental conservation. Through the JP Conte Family Foundation, he established the Conte First Generation Fund, which supports first-generation college students at several universities. He serves as a Colgate University trustee and has contributed $25 million to fund a new campus social center. Conte also sits on the boards of the UCSF Foundation and the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. A $5 million contribution to UCSF established two endowed professorships focused on Parkinson's and neurodegenerative disease research, a cause connected to his late father's diagnosis.


Wongo Okon

Music Journalist

Past: UPROXX, Billboard, EBONY, Pigeons & Planes, OkayPlayer, Pitchfork, REVOLT, BETMusic, 2DopeBoyz


Kelly Gaines

Writer, editor, & folklorist

A writer enthralled by all things super, spooky, and steeped in folklore. B.A. in English with a concentration in creative writing from Saint Joseph's University (2016) Member of the American Folklore Society Glimpsing mythological footprints in pop culture and a deep appreciation of history have always been central to my work. My approach to storytelling is largely character driven; I want to know the forces that push and pull our heroes, torment our villains, and shape the choices of those who drift in between. As an editor, I strive to help fellow writers find the muses they may not see - those bits of inspiration hidden on the periphery of daily life - and shape the results into work that is clear, well-paced, and marketable. A meaningful narrative can come from anywhere, and as daunting as the process may be, I'll gladly help you turn over every rock in search of it. I'm also happy to turn over rocks in search of information for podcasts, YouTube, and other media. Whether you need help tracing the roots of a 300 year old legend from the hills of Appalachia, or historically accurate details of 1880's clothing design, I offer research and fact checking services to help you wade through the muck of the internet and distill information into a clear, straight-forward, and trustworthy reference guide. Send me a message if you're looking for a: Writer Editor Character Development Consultant Reviewer Research Assistant Please note that I refuse to use AI in any capacity for writing, researching, editing, or communicating. I avoid it as much as humanly possible and would not be shocked if I resort to using a typewriter and sending communications via raven in the future. I will respectfully decline working on projects that utilize AI in place of human writers, artists, and editors. If contacting me about a project, please disclose any intended use of AI. While I am on this mortal coil and when I inevitably slip into the great unknown, I do not give permission for any of my work to be used to train AI.

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Lauren Brathwaite

Editorial & Content Strategist | Writer | Communications Professional

Lauren Brathwaite is an editorial and content strategist, writer, and communications professional whose work helps mission-driven organizations transform complex ideas into clear, compelling narratives that inform, influence, and inspire action. Across nearly two decades in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector, she has worked at the intersection of editorial strategy, digital publishing, thought leadership, and organizational communications, helping leaders, researchers, and practitioners connect their expertise with the audiences they serve. Most recently, Lauren served as Senior Content Editor for Candid insights at Candid, where she co-led the publication's editorial relaunch and helped shape its thought leadership strategy. She partnered with more than 60 nonprofit and foundation leaders, researchers, and subject-matter experts to develop content on philanthropy, racial equity, AI, nonprofit leadership, workforce diversity, and other issues shaping the social sector. Her work included editorial strategy, contributor development, refining executive and institutional voice, editorial planning, and translating research and organizational priorities into accessible, audience-centered content. Previously, as Content Editor for Philanthropy News Digest, Lauren's work bridged editorial leadership and digital communications. She managed newsletters, social media engagement and analytics, digital publishing, and audience-facing editorial products while reporting and writing long-form features, conducting executive interviews, and covering emerging trends across philanthropy and the nonprofit sector. Her reporting on feminist philanthropy led to an invitation to speak at the 2023 Elluminate Convening and a continuing relationship as a freelance contributor to The Giving List Women. Lauren began her career in magazine journalism and product curation, writing a weekly retail trend column for Footwear News, contributing to Condé Nast Traveler's Hot List, and researching and fact-checking items for Oprah's Favorite Things at O, The Oprah Magazine, alongside completing Macy's East's Management Development Program. She then moved into nonprofit and philanthropy sector communications at Foundation Center (now Candid), contributing to press releases, media monitoring, and enterprise web publishing before moving into editorial leadership. That progression gave her an unusually broad understanding of how communications, publishing, editorial strategy, and audience engagement work together to advance organizational goals. Earlier in her career, Lauren wrote cultural, political, and social commentary for the online publication Crasstalk, exploring issues of race, gender, politics, media, and popular culture. The archived clips included in this portfolio reflect that period of her work and the analytical voice and curiosity that continue to shape her reporting and editorial approach. Lauren holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, with a minor in Education, from Lincoln University, an HBCU, and a Master of Science in Publishing from Pace University.

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Justin A. Davis

Freelance Journalist & Critic

I'm a freelance journalist, critic, and copyeditor. I've covered politics, pop culture, and history for outlets like YES! Magazine, Los Angeles Review of Books, Waging Nonviolence, Scalawag, No Bells, Hearing Things, and Paste Magazine. My articles have been republished by Truthout, The Emancipator, Public News Service, Next City, and Phil Lewis’ award-winning newsletter “What I’m Reading.” My specialties include U.S. politics and social movements, the South and Midwest, hip-hop and R&B, and archival research. Before becoming a journalist, I spent nearly a decade as a community organizer and union rep. You can also find my poetry and experimental writing in publications like Protean Magazine, DIAGRAM, Washington Square Review, Apogee Journal, and ANMLY. I've been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and Best Microfiction. I'm always looking for new stories! Click the mail form below to commission me.

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