Jessica Manfre is a freelance writer for multiple publications. She focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of music, while also exploring topics related to Central and South America. Jessica's work has been featured in Yahoo News, We Are The Mighty, and Task & Purpose.
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Jessica Manfre focuses on profiling individuals and organizations in the United States military community, with an emphasis on family and relationships. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering human-interest stories about members of the military or veterans that highlight unique experiences or challenges they have overcome. Additionally, pitches centered around initiatives supporting military families or advocating for veterans' rights may resonate well with Jessica.
Given her focus on personal profiles within the military community, consider pitching stories that showcase resilience, advocacy work, or innovative support programs for service members and their families. It's important to note that she predominantly covers national (United States) content related to military life and support services for veterans and their families.
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By: Jessica Manfre
When Jennifer Ballou jokes that she was a "squad leader" before she ever put on an Army uniform, she isn't exaggerating.
By: Jessica Manfre
Sharene Brown is well known for her role at Five & Thrive —and for being married to the now-retired former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
By: Jessica Manfre
At just 12 years old, Lyla Kohistany's future was supposed to end in Kabul as the wife of a 51-year-old stranger.
By: Jessica Manfre
Holly Dailey grew up in a small coal-mining town in Pennsylvania as one of six kids; most of her firsthand knowledge of military life came from
By: Jessica Manfre
Michael Sherbakov grew up in a tiny apartment in Moscow. His parents emigrated from Russia to live the American Dream. He embodies it.
Burn Pits 360 became a 12-year battle to get veterans the care and support they deserved from the beginning.
By: Jessica Manfre
Holley Dailey learned a lot about military family life when she married a soldier. She spent her life making Army families' lives better.
"The prize is the community."
For David Higgins, success means the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans is no longer needed.
By: Jessica Manfre
(Cover Image by Melissa Ambrosini By the time Michael Sherbakov visited the tiny apartment he grew up in back in Moscow, it felt less like visiting an old home and more like just visiting a foreign country.
