Inge Snip is a strategic communications lead, editor, and investigative journalist with a track record of strengthening the information ecosystem through impactful storytelling, policy influence, and cross-sector donor engagement.

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She has developed narrative strategies and communication infrastructures for organizations working at the intersection of technology, media, and rights, from Edgeryders, where her work helped shape EU digital policy via the NGI Forward project, to UNDP, where she supported an innovative shift toward more inclusive, bottom-up donor engagement models.

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At openDemocracy, she shaped comms strategies that made investigations actionable. For example, the East Africa conversion therapy exposé which prompted internal reviews by international donors into who they funded. As senior editor at the Coalition For Women In Journalism, she helped drive advocacy that strengthened and amplified press freedom voices across the world.

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Inge has supported institutional growth through rebranding, editorial leadership, and audience strategy, including developing impact-tracking tools and grant narratives, including at Coda Story. She is known for building communications strategies that resonate across funders, grantees, and public audiences alike.

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Alongside her non-fiction work, she writes feminist noir fiction that explores power, collapse, and resistance — asking what happens when policy fails, and justice is rebuilt from the ruins.