Holden Slattery is a professional writer, communicator, and journalist with an impressive portfolio that includes reporting on governance, public policies, human services, education, sports, and climate change. Holden describes himself as a compassionate and ethical individual who advocates for social and environmental movements. With a master's degree in Public Administration from USC and a bachelor's in English Writing - Creative Nonfiction from the University of Pittsburgh, Holden has a solid academic foundation to complement his professional experience.

As Communications Specialist at Public Health Advocates, Holden is responsible for managing and executing communication strategies that raise public awareness about health issues. He previously worked at The Climate Registry, where he supported marketing communications, and at Fostering Media Connections, where he was a reporter and coordinator for Journalism for Social Change.

Holden's work as a freelance writer has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and websites. He has managed successful projects such as website rebuilds, events, and program launches. His familiarity with email marketing, website and social media management, digital advertising, web analytics, and virtual event production make him a versatile communicator.

Holden's experiences in the Peace Corps, grants and foundations internships, and gear up English tutoring have honed his interpersonal and cultural awareness skills. His thoughtfulness, compassion, and ethics are qualities that have helped him build partnerships, work in teams, and effectively deliver results.