The Chronicle of Social Change, an independent, nonprofit digital news site, is looking for a journalist to join our bureau in New York. Your reporting will focus on one of the most high-stakes, overlooked functions of government: the child welfare system.

Duration: Approximately 6 months, part-time.

Compensation: Competitive, depends on experience.

You’ll be joining a New York office that has had an exciting year. Our recent reporting helped force $1+ million in reforms to the city foster care system. We now also regularly co-publish with local and national outlets, including Vice, Washington Monthly, The Crime Report, The New York Daily News, and other local newspapers statewide. Our own site is featured in widely read morning tip sheets like Politico New York’s and City & State’s, and our watchdog reporting is beginning to catalyze policy change around the state, so it’s a good time to join us.

The ideal candidate will be comfortable reading obscure government reports and striking up conversations with politicians and advocates after hearings. They will be capable of writing competently and very quickly, and identifying and reaching out to primary sources from all walks of life. They are creative, curious, and eager.

The role’s primary responsibilities include pitching ideas and writing stories each week for The Chronicle of Social Change, and preparing a monthly newsletter. There will be some public records request filing, and some proofreading and fact-checking. Occasionally, we’ll ask you to help with administrative tasks like managing a statewide juvenile justice reporting project, or planning an event for lawmakers in Albany. Visiting vulnerable communities and courtrooms where this system affects the most lives will be an important part of the job, too.

We are seeking someone who likely has 1 to 3 years’ journalism experience, which can include time spent in a journalism school program. Interest in foster care, the rights of children and parents, and the growing field of nonprofit news is a must.

The Chronicle believes that a diverse newsroom strengthens the quality of our workplace and reporting.

We are looking for volunteer writers to assist with telling the stories of individuals we serve, to be used for publication in different media channels, including local and global newspapers and other outlets.

Writers will assist Catholic Charities staff with sharing our clients' stories. Catholic Charities helps a wide range of clients on issues ranging from immigration, to hunger, to housing, to youth services, and more. These stories will be shared with the greater public.

The writer will:
• Report high-quality client profiles for publication.
• Interview programs, agencies, and clients in-person, providing context and color to stories.
• Photograph clients to accompany profiles (this is not mandatory; we can find a photographer if you prefer to just write).
• Working knowledge of Spanish is a plus.

We are looking for someone who is interested in starting immediately.

Research Writer Associate:

North Canyon Capital is looking to hire part-time undergrads and grad students to work remotely on specific projects that require solid research and writing skills. We pay around $1,500 per completed project which we believe translates into about $25 per hour (obviously it depends on the efficiency of the student). Students that excel may be offered full-time positions.

Inspo is a daily news "Textletter" for HS and college kids. We summarize the important news to catch you up on the world, and distribute it via SMS (like an email newsletter....but via text message). The news we choose is summarized clearly and simply, without bias, clickbait-free, and only the stuff that's relevant!

We're looking for a podcast host to read the news once a day (less than 1hr/day commitment), and upload to our podcast hosting to be published on Spotify, Google, Apple, etc.

Remote work is fine, but company is based in NYC. Audio and podcasting experience is ideal, but we can also provide equipment. Time requirement would be about 30-60mins, 5-6 days per week to start. Experience with production software is a plus. Recordings will either be done at night (after 10pm EST, or before 8am EST)

We also interview influential young people under-25ish who are doing amazing world-changing things. You can be involved in conducting and producing audio elements of these interviews.

Long-term work and other possibilities are available.

Inspo is a daily news "Textletter" for HS and college kids. We summarize the important news to catch you up on the world, and distribute it via SMS (like an email newsletter....but via text message). The news we choose is summarized clearly and simply, without bias, clickbait-free, and only the stuff that's relevant!

In addition to news, we also interview influential young people under-25ish who are doing amazing world-changing things. We're looking for contributing writers to seek out, conduct, and write interviews in conjunction with the founder/editor. The focus is on leveraging the social reach of strategic interviewee subjects to grow the Textletter's reach. You will manage these relationships post-interview.

Remote work is fine, but company is based in NYC. Long-term work and other possibilities are available.

Jewish Insider is looking for freelance writers who can profile emerging leaders and voices in an engaging manner that leaves our readers with a real sense of the individual subject and the efforts they are pursuing. This includes social entrepreneurs, political candidates, startup founders and activists. While our core staff is based in DC and New York, we are interested in profiling individuals throughout the country and as such intend to engage a network of freelancers to help.

Reality Sandwich is looking freelance writers to cover psychedelic science, art, health, wellness, and culture in a concise, punchy and entertaining manner. 600-1200 words, no more than 2000. From movies, to music videos, to visual and performing arts, to yoga and self-care, to technology, to the weird and off-beat – many topics fit under the umbrella term "psychedelic," as we see it.

The site gets 100k visitors per month and that will increase over the next 6 months. For the moment, we will focus on addressing topics that are resonating the most within the culture. However, we will continue to expand the range of topics that we cover, and would remain open to your ideas.

We would love to hear from you. It is fundamental to our mission that we support new voices and talent. This would be a remote position that has the potential to grow into part-time or full-time employment. This would be an exciting opportunity to be at the forefront of an emerging industry, and to work for a cutting-edge, innovative publication that is disrupting the status quo.

Looking for freelance non-fiction contributors for feature stories.
Weston Magazine Group/ westonmagazinegroup.com

Looking for an Editor in Chief to manage content creation for our website and social media

What we're looking for:
- passion for health and wellness
- creative writer, articulate
- strategic thinker for content creation
- interest in web content and social media (IG)

What you'll be working on (with CEO):
- Oversee all content creation activities for website / social media
- Devise a web content strategy to build and attract target audience
- Create a content marketing calendar to ensure regular content on the website throughout the year
-Write entertaining and informative thought pieces
- Set target keywords (SEO) and base articles around them.
- Keep up to date with industry best practice and monitoring content activities of competitor websites.
- Repurpose content for different mediums including social media and video.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at mTEAM@findmymula.com, or text at +13478805232

We are looking for writers who can cover evidence-based research on everything from anthropology to zoology. The target audience is made up of the truly curious, people who want to know how everything in the universe works without necessarily being in the field being discussed.

The pieces can cover how the researchers came up with the idea, the trips and stumbles they experienced along the way to their eventual discovery (explained in as much detail as an interested lay audience can expect. It should also have some background on the researcher. With pics and perhaps archived video of the researcher and her research, there should be a great addition to any portfolio.