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✨ Hi, I’m Sam — a copywriter, journalist and digital creator who makes stories people actually want to read, watch and share. I’ve spent five years producing content across TV, web and social, building skills in copywriting, editing, SEO, and social media strategy. Whether interviewing change makers, running campaigns or creating my own travel and culture content, I focus on making messaging clear, compelling and human. I’m now looking to bring that mix of creativity and strategy to brands that value storytelling, style and global perspective.
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Ever wondered what it's like to actually live in space? NASA astronaut Nick Hague has 374 days in orbit - and he's answering your biggest questions.
The Seine is open for swimming-so why can't we dive into the Potomac yet? 🏊♂️🌊 Here's what it would take.
Have you ever wanted to be an archaeologist? Well today is your lucky dig—because we’re unearthing the story of a woman who’s redefining what it means to make history in her community in this episode of DMV Heroes. Dr. Alexandra Jones, a proud Washington, D.C. native and founder of Archaeology in the Community (AITC), is on a mission to inspire the next generation of diggers, especially Black youth and women, to pick up a trowel and start uncovering the layers of our collective past.
Here's why zoning rules say no fast food restaurants can open up in parts of D.C. Here's what that means for the expected opening of Raising Cane's on M Street.
Founded on the belief that laughter can be a powerful catalyst for social change, Grassroots Comedy got its nonprofit status in 2023 -- the ultimate D.C. flex!
When a fire devastated Friends to Lovers, a romance-only bookstore in Alexandria, Virginia, the story could have ended there. Instead, it became a powerful testament to resilience, community, and the magic of second chances. This piece blends impactful interviews, video storytelling, and strong narrative structure to showcase how local businesses and readers came together to support a shared dream. The feature highlights themes of recovery, representation, and the enduring power of love—both...
Malik sees gun violence as a major threat to youth. EAT and Beacon House creates safe spaces where kids can thrive and find positive role models.
"One of our main priorities is that Girls Rock feels like a safe and inclusive space," Sirra Faal, communications and fundraising manager, said in a one-on-one.
John Chambers says he mortgaged his life and retirement to open up a space in D.C.'s Columbia Heights neighborhood. He is looking for more volunteers and donations.