Image: Jacqueline Raposo — a white woman with black hair, wearing a long black shirt, red scarf, jeans, and boots — sits smiling on a stone wall in a cemetery in Autumn. Photo by Amanda Crommett.

Hi. I’m Jacqueline.

And I improve lives with words that educate, elucidate, and motivate.

I’m a freelance content marketing writer and editor helping healthcare, food, and creative businesses produce actionable projects across websites, apps, and communications—with words that sounds like them, not me. 

I’m a freelance features writer behind hundreds of human-interest stories for publications including Shondaland, Saveur, Epicurious, Food & Wine, Town & Country, Serious Eats, Cosmo, Hemispheres, and The Village Voice, and so many more.

I’m a creative and technical podcast producer for companies including Heritage Radio Network and iHeartRadio—shows that dig into the heart of what makes us human.

And I’m the author of The Me, Without (Ixia, 2019)—a giant personal case study about how to shake up your inner life by reconsidering your habits—with experts in medicine, engineering, psychology, and design providing insight.

Living with a disabling chronic illness, I weave the ideas, voices, and people of marginalized groups into all of the above.

My professional history and lived experience has primed my skillset for remote work:

  • I know how to pivot with creative solutions that evolve projects and keep them moving forward.

  • My business model prioritizes self-motivation, communication, curiosity, and kindness—because that’s how you succeed in work (and life!) when you work remotely.

  • Living daily with the understanding that we get a brief amount of time on this planet, I value working with companies grounded in intention and integrity.

My clients have described me as responsive, proactive, insightful, thoughtful, and an ingenious conversationalist (blush).

I describe myself as here to help the helpers. 

A longtime New Yorker (hello, Washington Heights!), I now spend my leisure time roaming the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont with my senior chihuahua-terrier and reading “one just more chapter” of the novels, biographies, and journal collections overflowing on my bookcases.

Thanks for stopping by.