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Rachel Poyatt Spassiani

Exceptional Communicator. Problem Solver. Word Nerd.

Rachel Poyatt Spassiani is a seasoned communications professional with a strong background in digital media, social media management, and content strategy.

Currently serving as the Director of Communications at The National Center for Children and Families (NCCF), Rachel leads all internal and external communication efforts for the organization.

With a Master of Arts in History focusing on Imperialism and Colonial Studies from The George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Arts in History from The Catholic University of America, Rachel brings a unique perspective to her work in communications.

Rachel's expertise lies in crafting impactful and engaging stories that highlight the value of NCCF's programs and services, utilizing her editorial skills to shape narratives that resonate with diverse audiences and stakeholders.

In her previous roles, Rachel has honed her skills working in communications and resource management at the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA), taking on responsibilities such as publications management, membership coordination, and awards liaison.

Rachel's experience extends to academia, where she served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University at Albany, and in publishing as an Editorial Assistant at Elsevier.

Throughout her career, Rachel has demonstrated a commitment to driving systemic and structural change through bold advocacy, dynamic strategy, and creative communication approaches.

Highlights

Feb 24 · linkedin

Colleagues,

An important Black Health program in Montgomery County, MD; the Black Physicians and Health Care Network (www.bphnetwork.org) is in urgent need of funding. Join me in contacting your representatives using the text below or your own words of support.   "I support the Black Physicians and Health Care Network (BPHN) and their efforts to ensure that Montgomery County’s Black residents are connected with culturally specific physical and mental health providers. I ask you to keep your promise to fund the BPHN. The lack of sufficient funding is negatively affecting thousands of Black residents and their access to lifesaving and life-changing care. I believe that Black health is important and valuable to this rich and diverse community.”

#blackhealthmatters

Oct 13 · linkedin

Hello Friends! Our virtual gala is coming up on Friday, it is FREE, and everyone is invited!

Help support my organization, The National Center for Children and Families, to showcase incredible youth talent in The National Capital Region as well as outstanding, contributing members of our community, who make a big difference, through difficult times. Please register for RECLAIMING: The HeART of Community! This FREE online community event is open to all and will take place on Friday, October 15 starting at 6:30 PM.

You can RSVP, learn more about the event, and watch some cool videos at www.heartofcommunity.org. Don't forget to put my name in the referred by section!

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area