We publish a few different kinds of material:<div><br></div><div><ul><li>We are most interested in publishing and are most likely to pay for grassroots journalism — that is, reported content that takes the form of articles, photo essays, or transcribed interviews. </li><li>We are also interested in publishing (but almost never pay for) material that social movement organizations and participants produce in the course of their organizing — things like statements, action report-backs, and media releases. (Note that if you are part of the group that organized an action you are writing about, we understand that writing as an action report-back rather than a journalistic article.) </li><li>We occasionally publish op-eds, analysis pieces, personal reflective essays, or atypical essays that are well written and consistent with our editorial goals. We only rarely pay for this kind of content.</li></ul><div><br></div></div><div>We are based in Canada, so we are interested in stories that are about or have some connection to the Canadian context. Our focus is grassroots journalism, so we want what you submit to centre the voices and experiences of ordinary people, and both their everyday and more deliberately collective struggles to make their lives and the world better.</div><div><br></div><div>The pieces we publish often focus on things like Indigenous land and water defence; climate justice; housing, homelessness, and tenant rights; struggles related to policing, state violence, and white supremacy; labour struggles and worker organizing; resisting the far right; grassroots work that is feminist, trans, queer, and/or anti-racist; disability struggles; community organizing; impacts of the Canadian state and Canadian corporations in other countries; and lots more. Though we will sometimes call for submissions on specific topics, we are generally open to a broad range, so if there is something happening where you live that you think needs to be covered, please send us a pitch!</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

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The Media Co-op

We're looking for new voices and perspectives from people with lived experience of disability. We are looking for pitches. Are you an Australian with disability with a story to share about how easy/challenging it is to travel? Do you have an NDIS experience to share, a story about housing, an experience that has changed your life?<div><div><ul><li>Personal reflections</li><li>Critical perspectives</li><li>Culture</li><li>Policy</li><li>Community</li><li>Systems</li><li>Identity</li></ul></div><div>You don't need to be an experienced writer. </div></div>

Call for Pitches

» Canberra Disability Review submission listing.

Welcome to the Canberra Disability Review (CDR), a platform to highlight and give voice to what matters most to people with disability in the ACT. The Spring 2026 Canberra Disability Review brings together powerful personal stories, fresh thinking about systems drawn from First Nations’ wisdom, the ongoing work of developing greater inclusion in emergency planning, and urgent scrutiny of disability policy and reform. This edition includes life celebrating cover art by Emma Kelly, Rosie Putland’s reflections on travelling to New York to attend COSP19 at the United Nations, Chrystale Langford’s exploration of relationships as essential infrastructure, and an interview with Professor Michelle Villeneuve on inclusion in emergency planning.

Canberra Disability Review

CALL FOR PITCHES: LOTL LOUNGE ROUND TWO IS NOW OPEN!<div>Are you a writer, journalist, storyteller, podcaster, or someone with a great idea and a passion for LGBTQIA+ stories?</div><div>LOTL Lounge is now accepting Round Two pitches for commissioned stories and podcast segments.</div><div>We're looking for original ideas that celebrate, explore, challenge, document, and amplify the diverse experiences of LGBTQIA+ communities across Australia.</div><div><ul><li>Feature stories</li><li>Interviews and profiles</li><li>Community stories</li><li>Arts and culture</li><li>History and activism</li><li>Regional and rural voices</li><li>Stories we haven't heard yet</li></ul></div><div>What makes LOTL Lounge different? Every commissioned story is developed alongside a podcast segment, creating a richer conversation around the topic and the people behind it.</div><div><br></div><div>Commissioned contributors receive payment of $150-$200 for stories of up to 1,200 words, including participation in the accompanying podcast segment.</div><div>Whether you're an experienced writer or pitching for the first time, we'd love to hear from you.</div>

LOTL Studio brings you queer conversations, culture, podcasts, and stories from women shaping identity, community, and lived experience. New format, same heart.

Fresh conversations, lesbian and queer culture, and the stories shaping our community today. LOTL Lounge brings you weekly voices, ideas, and perspectives from across LGBTQIA+ life - thoughtful, relevant, and made for listeners who want more than headlines. Award‑winning queer artist Emmanuelle Mattana takes us inside the world of Trophy Boys, drag king culture, and the performance of masculinity. From Melbourne’s vibrant drag scene to their move to London, Mattana shares insights into creativity, gender, and the future of queer theatre.

LOTL Lounge

Alexandra Jones is the new Deputy Head of Real Life at The Telegraph. <div><br></div><div>Over the past year, she has made it my mission to find and commission the most compelling human interest stories out there. For the recent anniversary of 9/11, for instance, we spoke to the families suing Saudi Arabia over the kingdom's alleged links to the terror attack.</div><div><br></div><div>Now she'll be helping to launch a desk dedicated to clever, well-researched, human-centered stories. </div><div><br></div><div>Pitches are welcome. </div>

Human Interest Stories

The Telegraph

The 74 is accepting news, analysis and op-ed pitches, as well as proposals for explainer videos and short documentaries.<div><br></div>

News, Analysis and Op-ed Pitches,

The 74 is a nonprofit news outlet covering U.S education from early childhood through college and career.

Support Fact-Based Journalism. Help us report on the education stories that matter most.

The 74

Megan Forrester is looking to assign some freelance lifestyle stories during the last quarter of the year. <div><br></div><div>See below for some topics she's especially interested in right now:</div><div><ul><li>Listicles on hidden gems/destination dupes from local or frequent traveler </li><li>Essays about unconventional living situations </li><li>First-person experiences about Amtrak train rides </li></ul></div>

Lifestyle Stories

Major US digital business and news publication covering markets, tech, politics, finance, and careers. Accepts bylined contributor pitches on business and professional topics.

Business Insider is a leading global news brand renowned for its coverage of business, technology, and innovation, helping millions of readers get more out of their careers and lives through award-winning journalism.

Our journey began in 2007 when we burst onto the scene as Silicon Alley Insider. Two years later, we adopted the name Business Insider. We were trailblazers, breaking the real story of Facebook's founding, demystifying the 2008 financial crisis for our readers, and profiling the visionaries who built some of today's largest tech companies. We covered the startups and people our audience cared about, even if we occasionally ruffled some feathers. We showed the world that business journalism could be visual and fun.

Over time we grew into a global news organization, with journalists from New York to Singapore. We moved headquarters from a loading dock into a real office in the Financial District. We built a video team. We embraced social distribution and platforms. Our stories have changed government policies, gotten executives fired, launched investigations, and reopened closed cases. We turned small businesses into overnight sensations. We coined terms like "quiet quitting" that entered the zeitgeist. We tried lots of things — some ideas worked, others didn't. We won our first Pulitzer Prize.

Nearly two decades later, the core of who we are hasn't changed. Our future as Business Insider reaffirms our commitment to business, tech, and innovation as our center of gravity.

Business Insider

Join our Education &amp; Public Programs team and help create meaningful learning experiences that connect people with art, culture, and one another. The Education Associate position is ideal for someone who is both detail-oriented and people-focused, balancing program coordination and planning with direct engagement with adult audiences and community partners. <div><br></div><div>In this role, you'll organize and implement educational programs, cultivate community relationships, and help deliver dynamic learning experiences inspired by the museum's collection and special exhibitions. You'll also collaborate across the department to support a wide range of educational offerings, making a lasting impact on visitors of all ages. </div>

Education Associate

The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art

The Strother School of Radical Attention (SoRA), a leading non-profit initiative in ATTENTION ACTIVISM, is accepting applications for the position of "Managing Editor” of The Empty Cup, our online publication.<div>
We are looking for an ambitious writer/editor with a clear vision for our growing a digital publication dedicated to the politics of human attention. They should be motivated and<div>detail-oriented and should care about the three pillars of our work: Education/Study (of Attention); Coalition-Building (around resistance to “human fracking”); and the creation of</div><div>Sanctuaries (for attentional flourishing).</div></div><div><br></div><div>The Managing Editor will advance this work by overseeing the composition and biweekly publication of our themed dispatch, issuing calls for one-off submissions, reviewing submissions, offering editorial feedback, helping to shape an editorial identity and publishing strategy, collaborating with SoRA's communications team to expand the reach of our work and, in general, executing the publication process in partnership with the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher.</div>

Managing Editor (The Empty Cup)

Strother School of Radical Attention

The Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at the University of Notre Dame supports outstanding early-career scholars in science, engineering, and the liberal arts who seek to make a difference in the world.<div><br></div><div>For the 2027-2029 academic years, the College of Arts and Letters will appoint a cohort of eight postdoctoral fellows in residence at the University. The following units will host one fellow each: Department of Art, Art History, and Design; Department of English; Department of German, Slavic, and Eurasian Studies; Department of Philosophy; Department of Romance Languages and Literatures; Department of Theology; Initiative on Race and Resilience; and the Program in History and Philosophy of Science. For more information about each unit and potential areas of study within them, see the Program’s webpage.<br><div><br></div><div>The College will appoint the fellows for a two-year term. They will receive an annual salary of $75,000 and an additional $15,000 to cover expenses related to research endeavors and further training. Hosting units will provide fellows with office space and work together with the Director of Postdoctoral Studies in the College to identify primary faculty mentors for the fellows’ proposed research projects. Co-mentors with appointments at the University can be named at the discretion of the director and hosting units. Every six months, the director and hosting units will review the fellows’ progress in their research and discuss future plans.</div></div>

Provost's Postdoctoral Fellowship (College of Arts and Letters)

University of Notre Dame

Since 1995, InsideOut has cultivated the literary and academic skills of Detroit’s students through transformative creative writing programs.<div><br></div><div>We are seeking a detail-oriented Operations Assistant to support our day-to-day financial systems, office management, and events. The Operations Assistant will have demonstrated experience in administrative or operations work, and should thrive in environments where they are tasked with precision, organization, and improving systems. Event coordination or support experience is a plus.</div>

Operations Assistant

InsideOut Literary Arts

The Fine Arts Department at Indiana University South Bend invites applications for Tenure-Track faculty in printmaking. The applicant should be an artist-scholar specializing in printmaking. The candidate should understand aesthetics, visual literacy, the history of art, and contemporary issues in art as related to printmaking and fine art practices. Each semester, the candidate will teach two printmaking classes and one course in the department’s general education curriculum.<div><br></div><div>The full-time load (100% FTE) is 12 credit hours (typically four courses) each fall and spring semester, with one course reassigned time for scholarly and creative activities following university &amp; campus policies. The successful candidate will teach three courses per semester, contribute to service, engage in scholarly/creative activities, mentor students, and use their expertise to teach fine art students, particularly those students with a concentration or minor in printmaking. The faculty member will also manage and maintain the printmaking studio. This position begins on August 1, 2027. The candidate will have the opportunity to apply for tenure in their 6th year of service. IU South Bend is the third largest campus in the Indiana University system and serves the north central Indiana community. The growing Fine Arts Department at IU South Bend currently includes B.A. and B.F.A. degrees in studio arts and art education. The mission of the Fine Arts Department is to balance traditional and innovative approaches while merging technical skills with conceptual and critical understanding. We educate students about the power of visual arts to inform and affect society.</div>

Assistant Professor of Fine Arts (Printmaking)

Indiana University South Bend

ArtsWest’s mission is to produce artistic events that provoke conversation, incite the imagination, and use live theater as a powerful agent of change. <div><br></div><div>The Administrative &amp; Project Coordinator provides flexible administrative, operational, and project support to ArtsWest, helping ensure that important day-to-day tasks and organizationwide initiatives move forward efficiently. This role supports the Business Manager and Producing Artistic Director with scheduling, organizational calendars, project tracking, routine financial administration, records and filing, office systems, vendor and IT follow-up, and other finite administrative projects. The ideal candidate is proactive, resourceful, comfortable taking a task and carrying it through to completion, and able to recognize when additional guidance is needed. The position is designed to provide practical execution and follow-through capacity so that senior staff can remain focused on financial oversight, organizational leadership, fundraising, and artistic work.</div>

Administrative & Project Coordinator

ArtsWest

This is a role for someone who knows that great campaigns don’t just inform people, they move them. Someone who can see the bigger picture, move quickly when an opportunity emerges, bring people together around a clear strategy, and turn a good idea into something impossible to ignore.<div><br></div><div>You’ll work alongside our legal and campaigns teams to spot opportunities, shape bold campaign strategies and turn complex legal and political issues into compelling stories that people can understand, care about and act on.</div><div><br></div><div>From developing digital campaigns that mobilise thousands of people, to leading projects that put pressure on decision-makers, you’ll help transform our work in the courts into action. We are especially looking for people with experience campaigning in: fighting the far right, actions against the police and political campaigning.</div>

Campaigns and Communications Manager

Good Law Project

On our website and across social media, we feature stories that home in on local arts, culture, and creativity. We love stories about DIY projects and spaces, intersections of art and other sectors, artists and creative-doers, small towns we didn’t know about, collaborative problem solving, and cultures shaping the Midwest. <div><br></div><div>If you’re a writer and know of something that might fit the bill, share your local story idea with us! </div>

Midwest Creative Activities

Arts  Midwest

<b>Inspired by our ancestors and caretakers who pass down knowledge across generations, we ask you to consider what “recipes” you want to pass down to future generations. </b>We urge you to interpret this theme broadly. For example, what cultural practices bring you and your community together, or disrupt the status quo? What are the ingredients needed to bring people together to move us to to build something new, steward something along, or tear something defunct apart? If the recipe is the inquiry, then what needs to be brought together for us to find an answer? We invite creative approaches to these questions that explore them literally or conceptually. <div><br></div><div>We believe that Sixty’s collective of artists, writers, and archivists are best positioned to discern the tools that will help us respond to and take action during the extraordinary challenges of this historical moment—to create recipes that allow us to cook up something new, something familiar,  something delicious, mouthwatering, and irresistible. </div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

Recipes Pitch

Supporting and promoting art, archives, and writing of diasporic, queer, indigenous, and disability communities in Chicago + the Midwest since 2010.

Sixty welcomes writers and artists of all experience levels and backgrounds to pitch ideas for traditional and experimental arts writing as well as creative writing around topics and practices that are relevant to the cultural landscapes of the Midwest.

Priority will be given to writing by, about, and for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists, artists with disabilities, and the long list of writing, art-making, and cultural practices that have been neglected in mainstream conversations and canons. We publish writing, photography, art, archive materials, video, and conversations that are thoughtful, generative, experimental, and relatable to our variety of readers.

Sixty Inches From Center

Sixty welcomes people of all experience levels and backgrounds to pitch ideas for writing about topics and practices that are relevant to the art and cultural landscapes of the Midwest.<div><br></div><div>Sixty defines the Midwest as: North Dakota, South Dakota, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Wisconsin, and the tribal nations of these regions.</div><div><br></div><div>Current Publishing Priorities</div><div><ul><li>Coverage of arts and culture happening outside of Chicago in the Midwest</li><li>Writing focusing on non-visual art media: music / performance / sound / film / book reviews</li><li>Interviews &amp; oral histories with and of our art elders</li><li>Coverage on places &amp; platforms that have shuttered</li><li>Bilingual Writing + Sesenta en Español</li><li>Photo Essays</li></ul></div>

General Pitch

Design Room is a subscription-based website producing oral histories and behind-the-scenes coverage of the video game industry. <div><br></div><div>We're open for freelance pitches! Have any ideas for oral histories, roundtables, Q&amp;As, or other stories that feel in line with what we've published so far?</div>

Video Game Industry Pitch

We talk to the team behind the 1992 breakout hit to learn about licensing, magnets, and how it designed the most popular pinball game of the '90s. We talk to three members of the Spore modding community about their efforts to continue Maxis' work and keep the game active for new generations of fans.

Design Room

We accept original, well-reported content related to healthcare, medicine, nursing, and public health, including:<div><br></div><div><ul><li>Healthcare and medical news analysis</li><li>Clinical insights and specialty perspectives</li><li>Medical research explainers and evidence summaries</li><li>Public health, policy, and workforce issues</li><li>Professional development and leadership</li><li>Ethics, health equity, and innovation</li><li>Wellness and lifestyle content grounded in evidence</li></ul></div><div><br></div><div>Content should be accurate, informative, and relevant to healthcare professionals and informed audiences.</div>

Healthcare Pitch

Stay informed with current healthcare news and clinically relevant continuing education for nurses and healthcare professionals.

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The Department of English at Union College invites applications for a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of English specializing in Poetry. Candidates will teach poetry workshops at all levels and literature electives of their own design; contribute to the college's Complex Questions general education curriculum; and develop a First-Year Inquiry course in line with their own interests. Preference will be given to candidates interested in organizing a departmental reading series. The teaching load is two classes per 10-week trimester for three trimesters per year (2-2-2).<div><br></div><div>We are especially interested in candidates who work in digital poetics and/or digital studies more broadly, who incorporate digital tools and platforms into their teaching and/or their poetry publication, and who expand our digital course offerings, which may include contributions that cross with Computer Science, or programs in Digital Studies, Digital Media, and/or Science, Technology, and Society.  In particular, we seek candidates with demonstrated interest and/or excellence in the creation, curation, and maintenance of a peer-reviewed online journal, magazine, or other digital resource for the publication and dissemination of undergraduate creative writing. Finally, we encourage applications from candidates who demonstrate through their teaching and service a commitment to underrepresented perspectives, including those of BIPOC and/or LGBTQIA+ writers. We welcome applications from candidates whose teaching could support Union’s interdisciplinary programs in Africana Studies, American Studies, Asian Studies, Climate Change Studies, Environmental Studies, Film Studies, Gender, Sexuality &amp; Women’s Studies, Mental Health Care, Music Technology, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Law &amp; Humanities, Religious Studies, Russian &amp; Eastern European Studies, and/or Public Health. </div>

Assistant Professor of English (Creative Writing: Poetry)

Union College

The Center for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) trains art museum curators to assume leadership positions in the rapidly evolving cultural climate of the 21st century. <div><br></div><div>The Programs Assistant will support the effective planning, logistics, communications, and delivery of CCL’s annual suite of programs serving art curators across the arc of their careers – from one-off events to multi-week intensives that take place virtually, in New York City, and in cities across the country. This position will report to the Programs Manager and work closely with colleagues across the organization.</div><div><br></div><div>CCL is a small and highly collaborative team. As the key liaison for a high volume of interconnected programmatic activities, and the first line of communication for CCL’s participants, alumni, faculty, speakers, vendors, and colleagues, the Programs Assistant should take genuine pleasure in creating thoughtful experiences for others. The ideal candidate combines warmth with rigor: someone who is positive and gracious while also being dependable, thorough, resourceful, and capable.</div><div><br></div><div>As such, candidates must be highly organized and able to manage multiple, logistically complex activities simultaneously. Successful candidates will be discreet, service-oriented, and skilled communicators who take ownership of their work, communicate proactively, anticipate needs, and carry projects through to completion. Exceptional candidates will approach their work and others with kindness, respect, generosity, curiosity, and professionalism.</div>

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