Highlights
Caitlin Flynn
Journalist | Editor | Communications Strategist
United States
Caitlin Flynn is a journalist, editor, and content strategist with over a decade of experience covering culture, social justice, human rights, and health. Her work has appeared in outlets including Rolling Stone, The Seattle Times, Teen Vogue, HuffPost, and VICE, where she’s reported on topics ranging from immigration and gender-based violence to mental health and public policy.
Known for her clear, empathetic storytelling, Caitlin focuses on translating complex or emotionally heavy issues into accessible, engaging narratives that center the people most affected. She is particularly interested in how policy decisions and cultural narratives impact people on a personal, day-to-day level. In addition to her editorial work, she has partnered with nonprofits across the U.S. and Europe to develop content and communications strategies that amplify their missions and reach broader audiences.
Caitlin earned a B.A. in English Literature and Film Studies from Smith College and began her career as a business development coordinator at Random House in New York City. When she’s not working, Caitlin can usually be found re-reading Joan Didion essays and bookmarking sentences she wishes she wrote, reorganizing her apartment like it's about to be featured in a magazine, and trying to convince herself she doesn’t need another notebook. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.
