Sari Soffer is a video journalist based in New York City. She currently works at NowThis as a writer/producer of original, short-form documentaries focused on amplifying stories about the diverse issues that women face around the world, as well as their inspiring abilities to overcome systemic obstacles. She has traveled across the world sharing women’s unique experiences, including the stories of incarcerated women in Latin America under a total abortion ban and the first transgender woman nominated by a major party to run for governor in Vermont. During her time at NowThis, she has also covered gun violence in Chicago and asylum seekers at the Mexico-U.S. border. Before working at NowThis, Sari was a multimedia journalist at local news stations in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. She graduated from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Sari Soffer is a 2019 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice in the Americas grantee. She is working with Julia Hoff to report on feminist activists in Argentina.
