Sarah Granger is a writer, speaker and online media maven with a deep commitment to public service and educating others. Her background in Internet startups, information technology development, advocacy, and writing makes her uniquely qualified for communicating challenging topics in ways everyone can understand. Key areas of expertise include electronic privacy, digital democracy, social engineering, cyber security, online politics, and blogging.

While mostly focused on information technology related communications, Sarah tries to maintain a balance by writing about other topics from her life, such as performing arts, fashion, parenting, and figure skating. See her bio for more details.

Sarah's work:

Writing, Editing, Blogging, Speaking & Training, Media Relations, Online Communications Strategy, Techology Policy Advising

Writing - A prolific writer, Sarah writes a variety of nonfiction articles and ocasionally web copy for nonprofits, political organizations and online businesses. See recent and upcoming pieces in online and print magazines under her portfolio.

Editing - Sarah has edited 3 books for major international publishers, several online magazine columns, one print magazine, papers, blogs, and online copy.

Blogging - Social media and online communities engage readers in a way more traditional formats cannot, so she enjoys blogging and participating in these communities, particlarly with other women. These are listed on her projects page. Sarah's personal blog, under her nickname, Sairy, can be found at sairy.com.

Speaking and Training - Sarah speaks on panels at conferences and other events on a variety of topics related to information technology and society, and she provides trainings and workshops about technology use in nonprofit and political organizations and network security.

Media Relations - Working with a variety of media outlets, she is building and expanding relationships and providing quotes, resources and expertise for TV segments

Online Communications Strategy - She has advised nonprofit and political organizations on technology use and e-strategy for several years now (see Future Campaign Solutions for specifics, including client list).

Techology Policy Advising - As technology can be difficult for policymakers to grasp, Sarah educates policymakers and staffers on the implications related to technical issues. She also serves on policy committees, local commissions and nonprofit boards in areas of her expertise and interest.

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Note: There are a few other writers out there with the name 'Sarah Granger' who are occasionally mistaken for this Sarah Granger or vice versa. This Sarah Granger is not a BBC reporter, she has not written for any national parenting magazines (at least not yet - that's someone else), and she is not involved in any blogs not listed on this site (there is also another Sairy, and possibly someone else in Silicon Valley with the same name).