Sarah Schwartz is a Legal Director at the Human Rights Law Centre. She covers classroom practices and the education system, focusing on K-12 education issues. Sarah's work has been featured in outlets such as The Conversation Australia + NZ, Gift Shop Magazine, The Age, and Education Week.
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Sarah Schwartz's coverage is heavily focused on the education sector, particularly topics related to curriculum evaluation, math and reading instruction, and teacher preparation. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements or legal policy regulations.
To effectively pitch to Sarah, consider offering insights into recent research findings or data-backed trends in education. Experts with knowledge of government policies related to education or those involved in developing new curricula may find success pitching ideas for stories that align with these themes.
Given her focus on developments within the United States educational landscape without a specific geographic focus beyond this country, pitches should be tailored toward US-based content and issues relevant to the American education system.
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By: Sarah Schwartz, Ulia Gosart
ABSTRACT The war in Ukraine revealed the remarkable capacity of public libraries to respond to crisis as providers of essential community services.
New federal program aims to make financial aid for those enrolled in short-term workforce training programs.
By: Sarah Schwartz
Team AAM is already on the hunt for the best products for our 2026 Made in America Holiday Gift Guide, but we're giving you a sneak peek of our guide!
By: Margo Ellis, Sarah Schwartz
Our Made in America Holiday Gift Guide elves are pausing their summer break for a moment to deliver a special Christmas in July edition. Get a head start on your shopping!
Four years ago, Taryn Rawson went all in on the science of reading.
By: Sarah Schwartz
By: Sarah Schwartz
We won't be there to load your car, but we can send you off with these college student-approved American-made essentials, from mattress toppers to noise machines!
