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Amber Williams’ coverage predominantly revolves around local events, particularly sports and community activities in the Harrisburg area. She focuses on event coverage with a heavy emphasis on sports.
Given her focus on local events and Penn State-related content, she may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories, profiles of local athletes or coaches, behind-the-scenes looks at sporting events, and coverage of community activities such as food festivals or gardening events within the Harrisburg area.
Pitching stories that directly relate to Penn State football or other local sporting events is likely to resonate well with Amber. Additionally, providing insights into unique food experiences and gardening initiatives within the local Pennsylvania area could also capture her attention due to their relevance for her audience.
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By: Amaya Austin, Eden Shamy, Amber Williams, Zeke Peña
The annual literary festival staged around the state’s Capitol announced its lineup of national and Texas-based authors. From sci-fi novelists to Pulitzer Prize winners, the Texas Book Festival aims to connect readers and authors through story times, Q&As, and interactive programs for all ages.
By: Amber Williams
To people, salt is a kitchen staple. But to crops, too much of it can be devastating.
To people, salt is a kitchen staple. But to crops, too much of it can be devastating.
By: Anita Aguirre, Donna Young, Laura Marcus, Amy Peeler, Kim Morrison, Amber Williams
As health coverage becomes more uncertain, Santa Cruz County's community health providers are doubling down on what works: partnership, write six healthcare safety net leaders. When a pregnant patient at Santa Cruz Community Health needed dental care, Dientes Community Dental Care was ready next door — one example of how Salud Para La Gente, Santa Cruz County Health Centers, Janus of Santa Cruz, Encompass Community Services and Dientes work together to close gaps in care. All will participate at Friday's Community Health Resource Fair and Breastfeeding Walk in Watsonville. The authors encourage community members to attend and discover the services and support available to them and their families.
In the mid 2000s, I served as a client escort and essentially became an abortion doula at Mountain Country Women's Clinic in Livingston. As I walked with these women through protesters into the clinic and sat with them throughout their process, I heard their stories. They were seeking care for lots of reasons: their finances, their relationships, their children — both present and future, and of course their health, both mental and physical.
My name is Amber Williams, and I am a lifelong advocate for abortion access. I have made a career of building custom homes, running chainsaws, and standing up for women's rights. I am a former volunteer at Mountain Country Women's Clinic in Livingston and a co-founder of a local NNAF chapter that provides financial support to women in MT and across the Western US. I was featured by Carhartt in 2017 and Mountain Living in 2020 (pg. 84).
By: Amber Williams
A woman says doctors ignored her crippling pain for 15 years and removed two of her organs before they found endometriosis had left her ovaries fused to her pelvic wall.
By: Amber Williams
Dr. Amber Williams, senior vice provost for student success and chief honors officer at UT Knoxville, leads initiatives that help students feel known, supported, and prepared to thrive.
COVER STORY Dr. Amber Williams, Senior Vice Provost for Student Success & Chief Honors Officer, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
