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About Amy
Amy Simmons Farber is a seasoned communications strategist with over three decades of experience in media relations and public affairs.
For over two decades, Amy Simmons Farber played a pivotal role in shaping the national dialogue surrounding Community Health Centers and their fundamental impact on public health, serving 32.5 million patients nationwide. As the communications lead and on-the-record spokesperson for the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC), she transformed the public profile of health centers—a cornerstone healthcare initiative born from President Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty.
Under her communication leadership, Community Health Centers gained unprecedented recognition for their essential contributions to public health, delivery of life-saving services during the COVID-19 pandemic, and success in reducing healthcare costs. Through strategically orchestrated media campaigns, Farber secured prominent coverage across the nation's most influential news outlets, including a front-page feature in The New York Times, as well as coverage in The Washington Post, Associated Press, TIME magazine, and CNN. Her strategic communications efforts proved instrumental in building broad bipartisan congressional support for federal investment in the program.
Before her work at NACHC, Farber served in key political communications roles, including as Communications Director for the House Financial Services Committee and Chief of Staff and Press Secretary to U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy II (D-MA).
Her career began as a journalist in Washington, DC, where she established herself as an Emmy Award-winning news producer and writer in the early 1990s, collaborating with news organizations such as WTTG-TV, Tribune Broadcasting, United Press International, The Washington Post, and Pulitzer prize-winning syndicated columnist Jack Anderson.
An accomplished writer, Farber has ghostwritten opinion pieces for members of Congress and policy thought leaders. Her published work includes contributions to "This I Believe: On Love" (Wiley Publishing, 2011) and articles in The Washington Post, The Progressive, and Washington City Paper.
Farber holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.