Jisha Joseph is a journalist who writes for Upworthy, focusing on heartwarming and inspiring stories that promote positivity and social change. With a knack for finding stories that touch the human spirit, Jisha's articles highlight acts of kindness, personal triumphs, and thought-provoking moments that make readers feel uplifted and motivated.
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Jisha Joseph's coverage primarily revolves around heartwarming and empowering stories related to family, relationships, kindness, and equality. Her focus on expert commentary suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches offering insightful perspectives from professionals in fields such as psychology, sociology, or social work who can provide valuable analysis of the human behavior aspects covered in her articles.
When reaching out to Jisha with potential story ideas or sources for commentary, consider focusing on individuals or organizations making a positive impact within communities through acts of kindness or empowerment. Topics related to adoption, family dynamics diversity & inclusion could also resonate with her audience.
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By: Jisha Joseph
'He is happier. This is the person EJ is becoming. It just fits,' the loving mom said of her son.
By: Jisha Joseph
'It's like the best time of my life. I'm 61 now. I've never been as happy in my life,' she said. 'Age is nothing but a number.'
By: Jisha Joseph
The video set off a world of speculations as people tried to make sense of why the unidentified staff member might've fallen asleep while in the process of preparing a sandwich
By: Jisha Joseph
'It gives hope to all of us that there's more Brees out there, and more coaches and teams like this out there who are going to say, 'Of course, we're going to make a place for you.''
By: Jisha Joseph
'I ask the question: What could he have done? What could a 10-year-old do to Homer to deserve to be called a 'f****** n*****?''
By: Jisha Joseph
They took a methodical approach to solve the mystery and even invented an 'Oreometer' to twist the Oreos open.
By: Jisha Joseph
Several social media users started sharing their stories of how they were berated by their managers when leaving the company.
By: Jisha Joseph
The responses give an amusing insight into the psyche of the Victorian-era woman, commonly believed to have been prudish and reserved.
'Jarvis is a good cat. He likes to sleep, watch the birds at the window, and play with my husband,' she said.
By: Jisha Joseph
When it looked as though his beloved wife was days away from drawing her last breath, the doting husband found a unique way to sneak their dog into the hospital.
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