

Jessica Kantor is an independent print journalist specializing in health, human rights, and social impact. Her work can be found in Fast Company, Healthcare Quarterly, Innately Science, and other publications. Her Simon and Schuster book, Saving Lily, is a guide for treatment providers, loved ones, and individuals in active addiction, on how to navigate the world of substance abuse and treatment.
Jessica has worked with the Solutions Insights Lab since 2023 and serves as an independent journalist interviewing social change makers who have created a proven social change model. The interviews are added to public databases and are informed by a shared interest in identifying and interrogating what’s working, and what’s not, in the field of social innovation and supporting research and dialogue to advance problem-solving knowledge. The databases are regularly used by journalists, philanthropists, policymakers, and change agents to learn more about promising responses to the world’s most pressing problems so that they can support, collaborate with, and shine a light on these ideas and models.
Jessica provides communications strategy and writing for civil society who are working on the Sustainable Development Goals. This includes overall strategy, ghostwriting, documentary producing, media relations, event planning, social media, SEO, and more. She has produced content and moderated for global forums such as Horasis, SOCAP, The International Women’s Peace Group, and Cerrito Forum. She is a living kidney donor based in Los Angeles.

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Jessica's years in leadership communications roles have allowed her to work with written, audio, visual, and verbal narratives. She has worked with legislators, advocates for the vulnerable populations, medical centers, social entrepreneurs, impact VCs, civil rights attorneys, and more. She has background in writing, editing, event planning, PR, multimedia campaigns, podcast production, business development, and more. She has worked with high-tier publications such as Fast Company, Forbes, Rolling Stone, and the Harvard Business Review.




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