Bio – Staff – Communications

Sarah Coble, Manager, Marketing and Communications

Sarah Coble

Sarah Coble (she/her) is the Manager, Marketing and Communications, at the disability advocacy nonprofit organization Disability Belongs™.

Coble is a writer and marketer with a passion for creativity and problem-solving. She earned a BA in History from the University of York and a post-graduate NCTJ Diploma in Journalism from Cornwall College, Camborne. Coble began her career as a reporter in Cornwall, then transitioned to the vibrant world of marketing and communications in London, driven by her love for storytelling.

Before moving to the U.S. in 2019, she played a key role in marketing an electronic music school and served as Content and Communications Manager for a company specializing in large-scale consumer events. A staunch believer in equality, Coble is thrilled to apply her skills as a Certified Professional Technical Communicator to advance the mission of Disability Belongs. In her previous role, Coble supported four Universal Service Fund programs as a Content Writer at the Universal Service Administrative Company. In her free time, Coble immerses herself in writing and recording music, exploring beautiful landscapes, volunteering, enjoying books or podcasts, and embarking on creative projects. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and their two dogs.

Contact Sarah Coble

Reach Coble at SarahC@DisabilityBelongs.org.

Meet our Staff

Eric Ascher, Senior Associate, Marketing and Communications

Eric Ascher

Eric Ascher (he/him) is the Senior Associate, Marketing and Communications, at the disability advocacy nonprofit organization Disability Belongs™.

Ascher is responsible for supporting the Senior Director, Marketing and Communications at Disability Belongs™ in developing and implementing advocacy efforts and communications of various types. He manages the organization’s social media channels, website, and emails; organizes and develops webinars; and supervises Communications Fellows. [continue reading…]