Cristina Marcos is a writer, storyteller and strategist experienced in turning complex policy and political topics into stories that can engage mass audiences. Her work has been published in The Hill, Congressional Quarterly, Roll Call, Newsweek, The Miami Herald, and more, while also aggregated in outlets such as The Washington Post and Politico.

Cristina covered Congress as a journalist for national news organizations over 11 years. She spent most of that time reporting on the House of Representatives for The Hill, where she developed deep institutional knowledge of legislative processes and an ability to explain the stakes of complex public policy issues to a readership of 40 million. She also appeared on BBC World News, C-SPAN and NPR to provide analysis of events on Capitol Hill during that time.

Cristina currently serves as Policy & Government Affairs Communications Lead at World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to tell the stories of its environmental conservation policy advocacy and partnerships with the U.S. government to protect nature around the globe. Before joining WWF, Cristina worked as a communications consultant at ROKK Solutions in Washington, D.C., to elevate the policy priorities of leading nonprofits and trade associations advocating for change in Washington.

This portfolio showcases only a sampling of Cristina’s writing. For more examples of published op-eds, articles, social media posts, newsletters and more, please reach out using the contact form.

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