Christina Eichelkraut

After 10 years as a professional print journalist for general circulation print publications, I transitioned to digital marketing in 2010. Since then, I've written just about anything you can think of to help technology and nonprofit advocacy organizations succeed. My experience includes everything from product descriptions to long- and short-form SEO-optimized blogs and website content.

Although my experience is very eclectic, my two main niches are cybersecurity, particularly in the realm of compliance and governance, and small- to medium-sized nonprofit advocacy organizations (a strange mix, but true nonetheless!). I excel at taking complex technical, social and governmental policies, concepts, ideas or even products and making them accessible to general audiences.

I enjoyed covering the criminal and civil justice systems so much that I went to law school. Though I loved it and did well, I ultimately had to withdraw to be a primary caregiver for a family member who had a catastrophic accident. That, however, enabled me to return to my writing roots and formed my copywriting company. I am always looking for opportunities to merge my legal knowledge and experience with writing.

In my free time, I love writing blogs that explore the intersection of privacy, society and technology for the nonprofit I founded, the Technology Education Collaborative. I'll also write about what I'm reading and eating for a casual "Weekends Eats & Reads" microblog I post on my social media.

I earned my B.A. in Mass Communication, with an emphasis on Print Journalism, from Franklin Pierce College in 2006. I have worked as a general assignment staff reporter in Arizona, Nevada, New Hampshire and remotely in other states. I covered both the criminal and civil justice system, local and state governance, breaking news, and regular in-depth investigative and explanatory feature writing on a range of topics.