"Heather’s work is exactly what I seek from a freelancer—thorough, thoughtful, balanced, and well-written. And delivered on time!"
"I enjoy reading Heather's articles for Lowcountry Parent because she gets to the heart of the subject, whether it's a local author or a nonprofit organization, and uses the right blend of compassion and curiosity to tell their story."
Heather Rose is a Detroit native who graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in honors psychology and a master's in social work. She has contributed to newspapers, magazines, and websites for over a decade, applying social work competencies to help people in need and address social problems through person centered storytelling and solution-focused reporting.
Bringing a person-in-environment perspective to her journalistic work, she examines issues related to racial, ethnic, economic, age, and gender justice to challenge systemic inequality and inspire positive change through the written word.
Whether she’s writing a poem, an article, or a book, every word counts.
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