Tara Parker-Pope
Washington, D.C.
Well+Being Editor
Education: Yale School of Public Health, Masters of Public Health (MPH); University of Texas at Austin, BA in Sociology
Tara Parker-Pope is the Well+Being editor for The Washington Post. She is an editor and columnist who has devoted most of her career to consumer health news and service journalism. Before joining The Post, she was the founding editor of "Well," the New York Times’s consumer health site.
She was part of the newsroom team that was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for public service for coverage of the pandemic. In 2013, she won a News and Documentary Emmy for “Life, Interrupted,” a video series about living with cancer in your 20s, for which she was the senior editorial producer. Her story “Kept From
