Content Writer

About Shatterproof

Shatterproof is a national nonprofit working toward a world where addiction never defines

or ends a life. Through evidence-based programs, advocacy, and public education,

Shatterproof works to transform systems for tomorrow, support families today, and end

stigma forever. Learn more at shatterproof.org.

Who Succeeds At Shatterproof

Shatterproof is in a period of transformative and rapid growth. We are building new

systems, reimagining how work gets done, and creating more cross-functional alignment

to accelerate our mission.

To thrive here, you should be energized by building, not just maintaining — and excited

to bring structure, clarity, and innovation to evolving spaces.

We’re looking for team members who:

• Build systems and processes from the ground up and improve them continuously as we
  
  

scale.

• Take ownership and act with a builder’s mindset, bringing forward solutions rather than
  
  

waiting

for direction.

• Influence and collaborate across teams, shaping work through strong communication and
  
  

relationship-building.

• Move quickly, learn fast, and adapt with resilience, especially in a high-growth, high-impact environment
• Are mission-driven and motivated to leave their mark on an organization working to
  
  

reverse the addiction crisis.

POSITION:

The Content Writer helps bring Shatterproof’s mission to life through clear, accurate, and

compelling written communications that are grounded in data and evidence. This role

produces content across digital and print channels — including blogs, web pages, op-eds, and email

— ensuring that every piece reflects the organization’s commitment to science-based

solutions and public health best practices.

The ideal candidate is a skilled, versatile writer who is comfortable translating complex

research and data into accessible, engaging content for general audiences. They

combine technical precision with storytelling flair and are passionate about using data to

advance understanding, drive behavior change, and inspire action.

Key Responsibilities:

Writing & Content Development

• Research, write, and edit content that clearly and accurately conveys
  
  

evidence-based information related to addiction prevention, treatment, and

recovery.

• Write and edit compelling fundraising and conversion-focused copy — including
  
  

emails, donation landing pages, and campaign materials — that inspire

engagement and drive giving.

• Produce blogs, op-eds, press statements, and web copy that advance
  
  

Shatterproof’s mission, campaigns, and thought leadership while supporting

organizational revenue and awareness goals.

• Support the drafting of email and newsletter copy that communicates impact and
  
  

drives engagement or donations.

• Translate data and research findings from reports, studies, and internal
  
  

resources into digestible, human-centered narratives.

• Collaborate with the Policy, Programs, and Digital teams to ensure all content
  
  

reflects current data, science, and public health insights.

• Fact-check, proofread, and verify sources to ensure all content is accurate, credible,
  
  

and consistent with Shatterproof’s tone and messaging.

• Collaborate with program and policy teams to keep all data and research
  
  

references on Shatterproof.org current and evidence-based, ensuring

accuracy, proper sourcing, and consistency with the latest national datasets

(e.g., CDC, SAMHSA, NIH).

• Work with the Graphic Designer to develop data visualizations and
  
  

infographics that enhance clarity and storytelling.

• Adapt complex material for multiple audiences — from policymakers and
  
  

journalists to parents and corporate partners.

• Experience publishing and editing web content using a content management
  
  

system (preferably WordPress), including posting blogs, updating existing pages,

and supporting routine website content maintenance.

Collaboration & Strategy

• Support the Director of Content Strategy in implementing and maintaining an
  
  

editorial calendar that aligns with key campaigns, reports, and events.

• Contribute to reactive content tied to breaking news, new research, or major public
  
  

health moments.

• Partner with the Social Marketing Strategist and Senor Manager of Direct
  
  

Response to craft cohesive copy for social and direct response channels that

translates effectively across platforms.

• Collaborate cross-functionally with internal subject matter experts to
  
  

strengthen accuracy and ensure alignment with evidence-based

messaging.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years’ experience in writing, journalism, public health communications, or content
  
  

development.

• Demonstrated ability to translate data and technical information into engaging,
  
  

accessible content for broad audiences.

• Strong understanding of public health, behavioral health, or addiction-related
  
  

topics preferred.

• Demonstrated experience writing fundraising and donor engagement copy,
  
  

including email campaigns, web forms, and other direct response materials.

• Exceptional writing, editing, and fact-checking skills with an emphasis on
  
  

accuracy and clarity.

• Comfortable synthesizing research, statistics, and scientific language into
  
  

compelling narratives.

• Experience producing content across a range of formats — including blogs, opeds, email, and web copy
• Familiarity with SEO best practices, AP Style, and plain-language writing principles
• Proficiency with content management systems (WordPress, HubSpot, or similar)
• Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple projects in a
  
  

fast-paced environment.

• Collaborative team player with a proactive, solutions-oriented approach
  
  

Preferred Skills

• Background in public health, journalism, or health policy communications
• Experience with data visualization tools or working alongside design teams to
  
  

present data visually.

• Knowledge of social media content adaptation
• Familiarity with federal health data sources (CDC, SAMHSA, NIH) and
  
  

standard citation practices.

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