Amy Lennard Goehner is a seasoned freelance writer and reporter whose diverse portfolio spans multiple prestigious publications, including AARP, Time.com, and The New York Times. Currently, she contributes to AARP Livable Communities, where her insightful writing focuses on the intersection of aging, community, and livability....
Amy Lennard Goehner is a seasoned freelance writer and reporter whose diverse portfolio spans multiple prestigious publications, including AARP, Time.com, and The New York Times. Currently, she contributes to AARP Livable Communities, where her insightful writing focuses on the intersection of aging, community, and livability. Her recent work includes a significant contribution to the online and print book "Where We Live" (2020), which explores how environments shape the experiences of older adults.
With a rich background as a former senior arts reporter at Time and deputy chief of reporters at Sports Illustrated, Amy has honed her skills in storytelling and investigative journalism. Her expertise in sports journalism is particularly notable, having covered high-stakes events in boxing and horse racing, while also serving as a senior editor at Sports Illustrated Kids, where she engaged younger audiences with compelling narratives.
Amy's freelance work has allowed her to explore a variety of topics, from health issues in her Health Essentials series on autism for The New York Times to service-oriented articles for parents of special needs children on Time.com. Her contributions to TIME Books, including works like "The Day Kennedy Died" and "The Vietnam Wars," showcase her ability to tackle complex historical narratives with clarity and depth.
With a strong command of digital media and content management, Amy is adept at leveraging new media platforms to reach diverse audiences. Her skills in blogging, line editing, and web content management further enhance her versatility as a writer. As a former Peace Corps volunteer, she brings a unique global perspective to her work, enriching her storytelling with empathy and cultural awareness. Amy Lennard Goehner continues to make a significant impact in the fields of journalism and publishing, connecting readers with stories that matter.
