As a strategic communications professional, I have written and acted as an editor for UNICEF in Indonesia, FHI 360, the George Kaiser Family Foundation, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Banyan Global, among other organizations.

I can provide writing for press releases, copy for collateral, blog posts, annual report copy, social media consulting, copy editing, media pitching and strategic planning.

I have earned media placement in Thomson Reuters Foundation, The Associated Press, Tech Crunch, Forbes, Motherly, Next City and elsewhere.

If you’d like to see how we might be able to work together, please email me at kristi.eaton@gmail.com.

Blog Posts

Sign enthusiasts eye museum dedicated to the history of the billboard – National Trust

Nonprofit aims to construct and install 1000 drinking fountains in San Francisco – 1000Fountains

Integrating maternal, infant and young child nutrition in curriculum at India colleges – Alive and Thrive FHI 360

Stories for Nonprofits

Survivor stories: Meet Molia – Fistula Foundation

Survivor stories: Meet Jacqueline – Fistula Foundation

Press Releases

Study highlights Native American tribes’ impact on Oklahoma economy – Oklahoma Tribal Finance Consortium

Planned Route 66 auto museum support continues to grow – Heart of Route 66 Museum

New report shows Muscogee (Creek) Nation had $866 million economic impact on Oklahoma economy – Muscogee (Creek) Nation

Media Placement

More breastfeeding could save the world $1 billion every day – Thomson Reuters Foundation (Client: Alive and Thrive)

Supporting breastfeeding could save the world almost $1 billion a day, says new study – Motherly (Client: Alive and Thrive)

Tulsa Innovation Labs looking to create most inclusive tech community in the nation – Next City (Client: Tulsa Innovation Labs)

Making sanitary pads out of banana trees – Forbes (Client: Sparkle)

Study: Tribes’ impact on state nearly $13 billion – The Oklahoman (Client: Oklahoma Tribal Finance Consortium)

Soft opening planned for Route 66 auto museum in Sapulpa – The Associated Press (Client: The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum)