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Freelancers Union
 

Founded in 1995, Freelancers Union is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of independent workers. From 2003 to 2018, I served as the copy-side Creative Director and steward of the organization’s brand voice, working directly with founder Sara Horowitz.

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Much of that work focused on one of the most urgent challenges freelancers faced: gaining access to affordable, dependable health insurance. I developed subway campaigns, digital communications, collateral, and advocacy messaging that helped explain the problem, build public support, and make the case that independent workers deserved meaningful access to healthcare benefits.

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The subway posters became the most visible expression of that effort, using clear, direct language to turn a complicated policy issue into something immediate and human. Sara later told me that legislators in Albany would quote lines from the posters during policy discussions—one of the most meaningful compliments I have received, and evidence that the work was helping move the conversation beyond advertising and into the rooms where change could happen.

Based in Atlanta.
Available anywhere.

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