Family Style is seeking out editorial interns for the Summer term, starting mid April / beginning May and ending in August.

Responsibilities and requirements include:
● Strong fact-checking and copy writing abilities
● Experience with transcribing for interviews
● Research projects on writers, artists, photographers, etc.
● Supporting our team with key current and upcoming projects
● A proven ability to work quickly and efficiently with accuracy and attention to detail

This internship will provide writing opportunities for our digital platform, lessons in pitching, and experience using platforms such as WebFlow. There will also be workshops in fact checking, copywriting, and transcribing, though we do require some prior experience.

Interns will communicate directly with our editorial team, receiving one-on-one feedback from team members like: Joshua Glass (EIC), Meka Boyle (Articles Editor), Rachel Summer Small (Culture Editor), Treena Lombardo (Style Director), etc.

IMPORTANT: Internships are unpaid, therefore interns must be eligible to receive academic credit during Summer 2025 for their internship. Contact your career counselor for more information.

We expect all interns to work 2 days per week, though half days are permissible to accommodate some school schedules.

All applicants should submit a resume and cover letter as well as a portfolio, links to any past clips or writing samples.

Observer (https://observer.com/) is a premier online editorial platform. For the past two decades, we have captured a loyal readership through witty, irreverent and opinionated coverage of society, technology and innovation, real estate, arts, culture and entertainment. Although the New York Observer has been discontinued as a print publication, its legacy endures through our digital platforms.

Observer has published many of the nation’s top journalists, critics and essayists over the years, including Joe Conason, John Heilpern, Lee Siegel, Rex Reed, Andrew Sarris, Robert Gottlieb, Ron Rosenbaum, Susan Faludi and Peter Bogdanovich. In the mid-1990s, the New York Observer published “Sex and the City,” Candace Bushnell’s column on Manhattan’s social life that inspired the hit television series and subsequent films.

Observer interns do more than research and fact-check articles as they move from writer to editor to publication. Primarily, editorial interns are tasked with working within one of Observer’s verticals—business, lifestyle, arts or entertainment—assisting that section’s editor. Interns will be expected to write regular articles while at Observer, developing their own beat and byline. When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with Observer’s editors and writers, support newsroom operations, contribute to longer-term editorial projects and do their own research and reporting.

In your cover letter, please indicate which vertical (business, lifestyle or arts) you're interested in and why.

Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tight-knit team culture that benefits from the energy of its reporters and the experience of its editors. Though much of the team is remote, we have daily meetings and frequent check-ins. There are also opportunities to come into the office. Interns are fully integrated into this hybrid environment, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting, online editorial and in-person newsroom experience.

Observer runs three internship sessions a year: Spring (early January through May), Summer (June through August) and Fall (early September through December). Interns can work remotely but have the option to come into Observer's office in Manhattan. Former interns have gone on to be hired full-time at Observer, as well as at The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Republic and many other publications.

IMPORTANT: Internships are unpaid, therefore interns must be eligible to receive academic credit during the Spring 2025 semester for their internship. If you are a student, contact your career counselor for more information.

We expect all interns to work 2 full days per week, though half days are permissible to accommodate some school schedules.

All applicants should submit a resume and cover letter as well as a portfolio, links to any past clips or writing samples.

Observer is a premier online editorial platform. For the past two decades, we have captured a loyal readership through witty, irreverent and opinionated coverage of society, technology and innovation, real estate, arts, culture and entertainment. Although the New York Observer has been discontinued as a print publication, its legacy endures through our digital platforms.

Observer has published many of the nation’s top journalists, critics and essayists over the years, including Joe Conason, John Heilpern, Lee Siegel, Rex Reed, Andrew Sarris, Robert Gottlieb, Ron Rosenbaum, Susan Faludi and Peter Bogdanovich. In the mid-1990s, the New York Observer published “Sex and the City,” Candace Bushnell’s column on Manhattan’s social life that inspired the hit television series and subsequent films.

Observer interns do more than research and fact-check articles as they move from writer to editor to publication. Primarily, editorial interns are tasked with working within one of Observer’s verticals—business, lifestyle or arts—assisting that section’s editor. Interns will be expected to write regular articles while at Observer, developing their own beat and byline. When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with Observer’s editors and writers, support newsroom operations, contribute to longer-term editorial projects and do their own research and reporting.

Please indicate which vertical(s) (business, lifestyle or arts) you are interested in and why in your cover letter.

Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tight-knit team culture that benefits from the energy of its reporters and the experience of its editors. Though much of the team is remote, we have daily meetings and frequent check-ins. There are also opportunities to come into the office. Interns are fully integrated into this hybrid environment, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting, online editorial and in-person newsroom experience.

Observer runs three internship sessions a year: Spring (early January through May), Summer (June through August) and Fall (early September through December). Interns can work remotely but have the option to come into Observer's office in Manhattan. Former interns have gone on to be hired full-time at Observer, as well as at The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Republic and many other publications.

Family Style, a new arts & culture magazine and digital platform, is currently seeking editorial interns for the fall 2024 semester, which can be either remotely or in our New York office, or who can start immediately.

Responsibilities and requirements include:
● Administrative and organizational skills
● Supporting our team with key current and upcoming projects
● Photo research and management
● Strong fact-checking and copy writing abilities
● A proven ability to work quickly and efficiently with accuracy and attention to detail

IMPORTANT: Internships are unpaid, therefore interns must be eligible to receive academic credit during the Fall 2024 semester for their internship. If you are a student, contact your career counselor for more information.

We expect all interns to work 2 full days per week, though half days are permissible on a case-by-case basis to accommodate some school schedules.

All applicants should submit a resume and cover letter as well as a portfolio, links to past clips or writing samples.

Observer interns:
– Join daily editorial meetings
– Work closely with their section editor (Arts, Business, Lifestyle) to refine pitch ideas that align with Observer's content strategy, draft 1-2 articles per week and incorporate feedback/edits
– Learn to use WordPress (building articles/Listicles, adding and formatting images, following taxonomy guidelines), the analytics platform Parse.ly and Slack
– Learn about SEO strategy and participate in taxonomy projects to improve the overall health of the site
– Source images for publication from brands, PR firms/contacts, sources

Observer is a premier online editorial platform. For the past two decades, we have captured a loyal readership through witty, irreverent and opinionated coverage of society, technology and innovation, real estate, arts, culture and entertainment. Although the New York Observer has been discontinued as a print publication, its legacy endures through our digital platforms.

Observer has published many of the nation’s top journalists, critics and essayists over the years, including Joe Conason, John Heilpern, Rex Reed, Andrew Sarris, Robert Gottlieb, Ron Rosenbaum, Susan Faludi and Peter Bogdanovich. In the mid-1990s, the New York Observer published “Sex and the City,” Candace Bushnell’s column on Manhattan’s social life that inspired the hit television series and subsequent films.

Observer interns do more than research and fact-check articles as they move from writer to editor to publication. Primarily, editorial interns are tasked with working within one of Observer’s verticals—business, lifestyle or arts—assisting that section’s editor. Interns will be expected to write about one article per week while at Observer, developing their own beat and byline. When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with Observer’s editors and writers, support newsroom operations, contribute to longer-term editorial projects and do their own research and reporting.

Please indicate which vertical(s) (business, lifestyle or arts) you are interested in and why in your cover letter.

Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tight-knit team culture that benefits from the energy of its reporters and the experience of its editors. Though much of the team is remote, we have daily meetings and frequent check-ins. There are also opportunities to come into the office. Interns are fully integrated into this hybrid environment, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting, online editorial and in-person newsroom experience.

Observer runs three internship sessions a year: Spring (early January through May), Summer (June through August) and Fall (early September through December). Interns can work remotely but have the option to come into Observer's office in Manhattan. Former interns have gone on to be hired full-time at Observer, as well as at The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Republic and many other publications.

IMPORTANT: Internships are unpaid, therefore interns must be eligible to receive academic credit during the Fall 2024 semester for their internship. If you are a student, contact your career counselor for more information.

We expect all interns to work 2-3 full days per week, though half days are permissible on a case-by-case basis to accommodate some school schedules.

All applicants should submit a resume and cover letter as well as a portfolio, links to past clips or writing samples to ObserverInternships@observer.com with subject line "Internship"

Observer is a premier online editorial platform. For the past two decades, we have captured a loyal readership through witty, irreverent and opinionated coverage of society, technology and innovation, real estate, arts, culture and entertainment. Although the New York Observer has been discontinued as a print publication, its legacy endures through our digital platforms.

Observer has published many of the nation’s top journalists, critics and essayists over the years, including Joe Conason, John Heilpern, Rex Reed, Andrew Sarris, Robert Gottlieb, Ron Rosenbaum, Susan Faludi and Peter Bogdanovich. In the mid-1990s, the New York Observer published “Sex and the City,” Candace Bushnell’s column on Manhattan’s social life that inspired the hit television series and subsequent films.

Observer interns do more than research and fact-check articles as they move from writer to editor to publication. Primarily, interns are tasked with working within one of Observer’s verticals—business, lifestyle or arts—assisting that section’s editor. Interns will be expected to write about one article per week while at Observer, developing their own beat and byline. When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with Observer’s editors and writers, support newsroom operations, contribute to longer-term editorial projects and do their own research and reporting.

Please indicate which vertical(s) (business, lifestyle or arts) you are interested in and why in your cover letter.

Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tight-knit team culture that benefits from the energy of its reporters and the experience of its editors. Though much of the team is remote, we have daily meetings and frequent check-ins. There are also opportunities to come into the office. Interns are fully integrated into this hybrid environment, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting, online editorial and in-person newsroom experience.

Observer runs three internship sessions a year: Spring (early January through May), Summer (June through August) and Fall (early September through December). Interns can work remotely but have the option to come into Observer's office in Manhattan. Former interns have gone on to be hired full-time at Observer, as well as at The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Republic and many other publications.

About Tech Times:
Tech Times is a leading source of news and analysis on the latest in science, health, technology, and innovation. Our mission is to deliver insightful, reliable, and engaging content to a global audience, bridging the gap between scientific communities and the public. We cover a wide range of topics, from groundbreaking scientific discoveries to the latest in health and wellness trends.

Position: Science and Health Journalist/Reporter Intern
Location: Remote
Duration: 3-6 months
Type: Part-time (10-20 hours/week)

Role Overview:
Tech Times is inviting ambitious, inquisitive, and talented individuals to apply for our Science and Health Journalist/Reporter Internship. This role provides a unique opportunity to explore the world of science and health journalism, contribute to impactful reporting, and enhance your storytelling skills in a digital news setting.

Key Responsibilities:

Research, write, and edit compelling news stories, features, and analysis pieces on science and health topics.
Keep abreast of the latest scientific research, health studies, and industry news to pitch relevant and timely article ideas.
Collaborate with scientists, health professionals, and industry experts for interviews and insights.
Work closely with the editorial team to ensure content is informative, accurate, and aligned with Tech Times' standards and voice.
Assist in content planning and contribute to brainstorming sessions for feature stories and special projects.
Help manage and grow our social media presence by promoting science and health content and engaging with our audience.

Qualifications:

Current enrollment in or recent graduation from a degree program in Journalism, Science Communication, Public Health, or a related field.
A strong passion for science, health, and technology with a commitment to factual and ethical reporting.
Excellent writing, editing, and communication skills, with the ability to translate complex scientific concepts into accessible language.
Proven ability to work independently, conduct thorough research, and meet deadlines.
Basic knowledge of digital publishing, SEO, and social media best practices is desirable.
Previous experience in journalism, content creation, or a related field is a plus, but not mandatory.
What We Offer:

A platform to showcase your work and make a difference by bringing science and health stories to a broad audience.
Guidance and mentorship from experienced journalists and editors in the field.
The chance to develop a professional portfolio with a variety of published articles.
Flexible hours to accommodate your academic commitments.
A certificate of completion and a letter of recommendation for all interns who successfully complete the program.

Application Deadline: Rolling

Position: Tech Journalist/Reporter Intern
Location: Remote/In-Office
Duration: 3-6 months
Type: Part-time (10-20 hours/week)

Role Overview:
Tech Times is seeking a highly motivated, curious, and talented Tech Journalist/Reporter Intern to join our dynamic editorial team. This internship offers an excellent opportunity for an aspiring journalist to gain hands-on experience in tech reporting and content creation in a fast-paced digital news environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct thorough research to create insightful and accurate tech news articles, features, interviews, and analyses.
Stay up-to-date with the latest technology trends, product launches, and industry events.
Engage with the tech community to source stories, conduct interviews, and gather insights.
Collaborate with the editorial team to develop story ideas and ensure timely publication of articles.
Assist in managing social media channels to increase engagement and reach.
Participate in editorial meetings and contribute to content strategy discussions.
Qualifications:

Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a Journalism, Communications, or related degree program.
A strong passion for technology and digital culture, with a keen interest in the latest tech gadgets, software, and industry developments.
Excellent writing, editing, and communication skills.
Ability to research and understand complex tech topics.
Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Familiarity with digital publishing tools and SEO best practices is a plus.
Previous experience in journalism or content creation is preferred but not required.
What We Offer:

A nurturing environment to develop your journalism skills and knowledge in the tech industry.
Opportunity to have your work published and seen by a global audience.
Regular feedback and mentorship from experienced tech journalists and editors.
Flexible working hours to accommodate your study schedule.
A certificate of completion and a letter of recommendation upon successful completion of the internship.

Application Deadline: Rolling

Tech Times is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

Defense News and Military Times publications seek fellows for our 2024 program. We’re looking for students and recent graduates with experience writing and reporting who will work with our news team on daily coverage of the defense industry and military/veteran affairs. Our ideal candidate will have published articles to submit. This is a rare opportunity for candidates looking to practice journalism that focuses on business, national security and the concerns of military service members, veterans and their families. You will be assigned byline stories to report and write for publication on our sites and in our print editions. You’ll also support larger team-reporting projects.

Our editors value accuracy, clarity, and a good story. There are opportunities to work with our video team and on audio projects for candidates with the right skills. The fellowship includes a program for recent graduates. Our main office is near Washington D.C., and these positions are not open to remote work.

Our spring 2024 program will likely run from late March through May. Our summer 2024 program generally runs from May through August, but the dates can be changed and extended, depending on applicant needs.

Rest of World is looking for a Social Video Intern to join our audience team, a 3-6 month opportunity to collaborate with our editorial staff on new initiatives in audience engagement through social video. The right person for this opportunity appreciates the art and science of reaching, engaging, and building loyal readership among a truly global audience, and knows a thing or two about social video, the platforms where people post, share, and consume them, and how people are finding news via social video right now. You understand the uses and idiosyncrasies of each of the key social platforms, with specific experience creating for TikTok, Instagram, and other video-first platforms. You know how to listen for what audiences are discussing and sharing in platforms that reach across the geographies and subject areas we cover. We’re looking to connect with people wherever they are around the stories we’re telling, and want your help in experimenting, testing, and measuring how to get there.

This position will report to the Head of Audience and work closely with our audience, product, and editorial teams.