Sara Moseley writes the stories behind Marin County's nonprofits, community advocates and public-health work — in print, in profile, on deadline.
Feature Journalism Nonprofit & Community Reporting Health Care Communications
I’m a North Bay writer whose feature journalism and community reporting run in North Bay Woman magazine and the Marin Independent Journal’s Giving Marin section — profiling the people, nonprofits and public institutions shaping Marin County, from a physician teaching incarcerated writers at San Quentin to the entrepreneurs and civic partners keeping local nonprofits funded.
My byline has covered criminal-justice reform, social equity in business, education funding, health care access and the volunteers who quietly hold a community together. I also spent time inside health care communications at Valley Children’s Hospital — writing long-form patient and donor stories, executive speeches, policy essays and institutional collateral.
Long-form profiles for North Bay Woman’s “Real Women. Real Stories.” pages — in-depth reporting built on interviews, on-site reporting and original photography.
Content creation and reporting for Giving Marin, the Marin IJ’s weekly feature spotlighting the county’s nonprofit sector.
Communications work for Valley Children’s Hospital spanning long-form patient and donor stories, executive speeches, policy essays and institutional collateral — including the capability overview, facility feature and essay shown below.
Also from this role: executive speeches and additional patient and donor stories, available as writing samples on request.
Long-form magazine profiles built on interviews and original reporting.
Coverage of local organizations, funding and the people running them.
Drawing out first-person stories on sensitive, complex subjects.
Long-form stories, executive speeches and institutional collateral for hospital systems.
Working alongside photographers and editors to deadline.