Sara Tiano is a Senior Reporter at Marketwired. She covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, juvenile justice, and family relationships, with a particular focus on the legal rights of minors and issues surrounding diversity and inclusion. Tiano's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sahan Journal, The Imprint News, Savannah Morning News, and savannahnow.com.
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Sara's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the areas of family & relationships and health & wellbeing.
Given her coverage attributes, Sara would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into local initiatives or policies related to adoption, child welfare, youth homelessness, poverty alleviation programs, and mental health services within New Mexico. Pitches offering access to data or expert analysis relevant to these topics could also be well-received.
Additionally, given Sara's emphasis on local impact and community issues such as juvenile justice and social work challenges in her coverage themes covered section she may find value in pitches that highlight individual stories or experiences that illuminate larger societal issues.
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By: Candice Broce, Jordan Anderson, Jeremy Loudenback, Michael Fitzgerald, Hana Ikramuddin, Sara Tiano, Nancy Marie Spears
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The Imprint did a first-ever survey of all 50 states, asking how often parents voluntarily turn their kids over to the child welfare system.
By: Jordan Anderson
The Imprint conducted a first-ever survey of all 50 states, asking how often parents voluntarily turn their kids over to the child welfare system.
As family homelessness hits record highs, a few school districts offer parking lots as safe sites for students and their families to sleep at night.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, who signed a new juvenile justice reform, at a 2023 Board of Public Works meeting. Photo: Maryland GovPics/Flickr
The case stems from a July 2025 directive to take immediate custody of newborns with fetal alcohol syndrome or substance-exposure with “no exceptions.”
By: Sara Tiano
Bethany Christian Services now requires staff and caregivers to disavow gay marriage and transgender rights.
Mississippi has expanded the list of crimes for which children as young as 13 must be prosecuted as adults and sent to adult prisons.
Utah officials announced Friday they’ll close down the boy’s campus at the Provo Canyon School, alleging poor treatment of children there.
California is investing in wraparound services for families to try to keep parents from relinquishing kids to foster care.
