Black Girl Times (BGX) is always looking for thought-provoking stories and content for Black women, girls in the Southeast and the people who love them.<div><br></div><div>We want your triumphs and your disappointments. We want your tales of personal growth, and we want to hear about the growth that still needs to happen in our community, our schools and our government. Above all, we want our readers to gain a better understanding of our identity, triumphs, struggles and the beauty of Black girls and women in the Southeast and beyond.</div>

Southern Women Stories

Black Girl Times (BGX) is the source for thought-provoking stories and content for Black women, girls, and the people who love them. We focus on the lives and experiences of women…

Rooted in the tradition of liberatory storytelling, the Black Girl Times’ vision is to be an online space for Southern Black girls, women, femmes (and the people who love and respect them), to share, learn, activate, and provocate through news and culture. We are a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Black Girl Times

Tell us what disability rights mean in your life.<div><br></div><div>2026 marks twenty years since the adoption of the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (CRPD). It sets out a dream of equality for persons with disabilities. But many disabled people do not feel its benefits.</div><div><br></div><div>Human rights are abstract things. Help us understand what they mean to you on a personal level. How is your life different because of disability rights? Show us how disability rights have played out, for better or worse, in your life, family, home or livelihood. </div>

Disability Rights

An engaging and specialist newsletter with a fast-growing library of resources. By Peter Torres Fremlin and friends.

Disability Debrief is a weekly newsletter that explores the world through a disability lens. The Debrief curates news from 170+ countries, and features original work by writers and artists from around the globe.

Disability Debrief

The JRNY America team are looking for an expert writer on Kentucky, USA, for an upcoming project. The deadline for the content is 2 weeks after the confirmed commission, so please only respond if you are able to file copy in that timeframe.  <div><br></div><div>We are looking for someone who knows the state comprehensively and can write the following articles:</div><div><ul><li>800-word first-person feature on local history and culture (Perryville Battlefield, etc)</li><li>800-word round-up on Kentucky's geological wonders (featuring input from a geologist/naturalist)</li><li>800-word round-up on local adventures and exploring the waterways (featuring an adventure tour guide)</li></ul></div><div><br></div><div>Total fee for the 3 articles is £480 and will be payable upon publication in January.</div>

Kentucky, USA expert needed

JRNY Travel Magazine

Have a Halloween-related album you want to write about? Want to write about the music of the season? Want to write anything where you tie Halloween into it about music? Send in your pitch asap.<div><br></div><div>Deadline estimated for 10/20</div>

Halloween Album

A place for people to share their passion for vinyl records and music and have discussions about both.

Hello. My name is Michele Catalano and I am a retired civil servant from Long Island, New York. 

A mission statement for I Have That On Vinyl would be simple: a place for people to share their passion for vinyl records and music and have discussions about both.

But I don’t want a mission statement. I don’t have a mission. I have a vision. And that vision is to share, in one place, my love of music, my respect for physical media, and my desire to spread good music around. A collective love letter to vinyl and to music in general. 

This is my post-retirement project, something that combines three things I am passionate about: music, writing, and making connections. Through this project, I hope to not just connect you not only with the records you know and love, but also with the records you don’t yet know. I want to connect you with people just like you; who love listening to whole albums, who love going to yard sales looking for holy grail records, who know every record store in a 25-mile radius.

I Have That On Vinyl

The New York Post provides readers with the best in News, Sports, Pop Culture, Fashion and Entertainment – with signature wit, irreverence and authority averaging 90 million unique viewers a month. Over the past 225 years, The Post has evolved into a multi-platform media company spanning print, digital, video, audio, app, television and commerce.<div><br></div><div>The New York Post is seeking a Part-Time Reporter (20–24 hours per week) to join our Sunday team. We're looking for a journalist with strong writing skills, curiosity, and a sharp eye for what makes a good story — someone who can move quickly, spot news value, and deliver clean, compelling copy on a tight timeline.</div><div><br></div><div>You'll help contribute to one of the most widely read print editions in the country, supporting our Sunday coverage.</div>

Part-Time Reporter

Major US tabloid newspaper covering news, politics, sports, and entertainment. No public submission calls currently; writing and editorial job openings available on a rolling basis.

Every day, the most powerful and influential people in the most powerful and influential city read the New York Post. From our digital network that reaches over 90m viewers per month to our daily print editions seven days a week, our iconic media brand is not slowing down.

Founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton, the New York Post has been telling stories for over 200 years. Stories that shape your world. That make you smile. That cause you to share.

America’s oldest continuously-published newspaper, the New York Post has evolved into a national digital presence, one of the country’s most provocative, impactful, and beloved news brands. Our flagship sites, nypost.com and pagesix.com, and all of our digital products and social channels, are infused with the flavor and style of the original newspaper, but also purpose-built for the digital age.

We shine a bright light on the people and institutions that shape our readers’ lives; we break big stories and set the news agenda; and we offer engaging, fun and addictive content to the country and the world.

New York Post

Hi! We’re AntiSocial, a social-first digital marketing agency powered by people who love to create. AntiSocial is looking to hire a versatile Content Creator to join our growing team. You are equally comfortable shooting and editing on your phone as you are working with DSLR or mirrorless cameras. You understand what performs on social, why it works, and how to execute it quickly without sacrificing quality. You have proven experience creating content for CPG and food brands, with a strong understanding of how to bring these products to life through engaging social content.<div><br></div><div>This role is hands-on and execution focused, with room to ideate, experiment, and help shape content across multiple platforms and clients.</div>

Content Creator

Creating culturally relevant campaigns for global brands through social first, influencer driven and socially jaw dropping ideas.

We give your brand a social life. We're here to help brands create connections, find their humanity, and ultimately their heart.

AntiSocial

Come join KCRA/KQCA TV, the Hearst Television station in Sacramento, as a Newsroom Intern! You will come to understand how a television station functions, the many jobs available and the roles the TV station plays in the community. As an intern, you’ll learn what it’s like to work with a collaborative team across multiple departments, how we get news on the air and on our digital platforms, and the vital role other departments play at the television station.<div><br></div><div>Newsroom interns will spend 10 to 12 weeks shadowing and gaining experience in the following departments:

<ul><li>Assignment Desk</li><li>TV News Production</li><li>Digital News Production</li><li>Photographers and Logistics</li><li>Sports</li><li>Weather</li></ul></div>

Newsroom Intern (Fall)

Stay informed. Get the latest Modesto, Stockton and Sacramento news and weather from the KCRA news team.

KCRA-TV

E! News is looking for a passionate Associate Writer/Editor to join our digital editorial team and help drive daily entertainment news coverage across E! Online in the afternoon/evening in Los Angeles.<div><br></div><div>The ideal candidate lives and breathes pop culture, has experience writing about entertainment, strong news judgment and an understanding of the E! audience. They are comfortable working in a fast-paced news environment, can quickly identify compelling angles and understand how social conversation, search trends and audience data can inform coverage.</div><div><br></div><div>This person should be a collaborative team player who can also work independently, juggle multiple assignments and turn around clean, engaging copy on tight deadlines.</div>

Associate Writer/Editor

E! is the only global, multiplatform brand for all things entertainment, pop culture and lifestyle.

We eat, sleep and breathe pop culture, delivering exclusive breaking news and in-depth celebrity coverage, red carpet livestreams, TV scoop and spoilers, lifestyle trends and tips, and what's viral now.

E! News' innovative, original video production capabilities include our Emmy-nominated E! Live 360 red carpet app experience; the first fully-produced weekly show for Snapchat, The Rundown; engaging, informative and fun Instastories on Instagram; and a lineup of studio-based productions created exclusively for Facebook Live with Live From E!, freeSTYLE and So True, So False. Our linear TV shows E! News and Daily Pop air in 130+ countries, with 98.6 million viewers worldwide in 20 languages.

E! News has an unparalleled reach across all digital platforms and is the go-to destination to connect with young, influential, trendsetting consumers—anytime, anywhere—on subjects they care about. E! is the No. 1 Red Carpet destination with millennials, W18-49, and 87% of fans are watching LIVE!

E! News

Under the general supervision of the associate dean and director of the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station (NHAES) and the communications director for the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA), the Communications Information Specialist will support the research, teaching and outreach communications missions of the station and college. The Communications Information Specialist will help lead these efforts through content production for storytelling across a variety of content types, including but not limited to articles, social media posts, news releases, directed emails, sound bites, photography, social media quality video, and basic graphic design. The individual would lead the development of a strategic media plan for the NHAES and assist in the development and implementation of the strategic media plan that supports and advances the college's research, teaching and outreach visibility. Through their efforts, the Communications Information Specialist will play a critical role in strengthening the impacts of research and connections among UNH scientists and programs with state and regional communities.

Communications Information Specialist

Ranked #1 Best Value Public University in the New England, UNH blends world-class research, small class sizes, and a 94% undergraduate success rate.

The University of New Hampshire is a public land-grant research university with its main campus in Durham, New Hampshire, United States. It was founded and incorporated in 1866 as a land grant college in Hanover, moved to Durham in 1893, and adopted its current name in 1923.

University of New Hampshire

Provide technical document formatting, proofreading, and industry-informed feedback for a large Construction Design Guidelines document used by architects, engineers, contractors, and other stakeholders involved in public-sector construction projects.<div><br></div><div>The primary objective is to transform an inconsistently formatted Microsoft Word document into a clean, readable, professionally structured document while also identifying opportunities to improve its technical readability and flow.

The ideal editor combines strong Microsoft Word document-production and technical editing skills with experience in architecture, engineering, construction, or a closely related field.</div><div><br></div><div>Because the document's primary readers are architects, followed by civil engineers and general contractors/construction companies, the editor should be comfortable reviewing construction and design guidance from the perspective of these professional audiences.</div><div><br></div><div>Experience with government or public-sector construction documentation is preferred but not required.

<b>Scope</b></div><div><ul><li>Approximately 200 primary pages requiring attention within a roughly 250-page document</li><li>Approximately 55,000 words in the primary document</li><li>Estimated project scope 80 hours</li><li>Anticipated active editing period of approximately two weeks</li><li>The client's project manager, an engineer who knows the document extensively, is expected to serve as the primary point of collaboration once the project begins</li></ul></div>

Formatting Editor

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We are seeking an experienced AEC Thought Leadership Writer to create provocative, practical, and actionable content for a long-standing paid publication serving leaders in the architecture and engineering industry.<div><br></div><div>The writer will help reinvigorate the publication's editorial voice with content that challenges the status quo, takes a strong point of view, and gives readers useful business insights they can put into practice. A key objective is to help the publication attract a new generation of subscribers, particularly rising leaders and executives in their 30s and 40s.

The ideal writer has meaningful experience with the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, with particular strength in architecture and engineering/design firms. Industry familiarity is critical: the writer should understand the issues these firms face well enough to identify compelling topics, ask insightful follow-up questions, and recognize where conventional industry thinking deserves to be challenged.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Scope</b></div><div><ul><li>Approximately 10 hours per week / 45 hours per month to start</li><li>Long-term engagement with an established publication</li><li>Primary focus on a monthly paid newsletter including 9 articles each, with the potential to contribute to future digital/email newsletters and specialized content</li><li>Preference for a larger volume of concise, high-impact articles, supplemented by one or two longer pieces as appropriate</li><li>Potential future opportunities to contribute to dedicated or supplemental content covering topics such as AI in architecture and engineering</li><li>Collaboration will include both assigned topics and writer-generated story pitches</li></ul></div>

Bold Newsletter Writer (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction)

The client is seeking a thoughtful, journalistic storyteller to capture the everyday stories, experiences, challenges, and moments of joy within its children's home and broader community.<div><br></div><div>The writer will interview members of the community and transform those conversations into compelling English-language stories that document life at the home, preserve its history, and connect individual experiences to the organization's larger mission and vision. The content should inspire readers and help challenge traditional perceptions and stigmas surrounding orphanages, vulnerable children, and charitable giving without approaching the stories from a direct fundraising perspective.

<b>Scope</b></div><div><ul><li>Approximately 5 hours/week (22 hours/month) to start</li><li>Opportunity to increase the commitment as the storytelling program grows</li><li>Initial content expected to support a recurring Substack-style publication</li></ul></div>

Journalistic Storytelling Writer (Arabic Speaking)

We are seeking an experienced freelance sensitivity reader who identifies as a transgender woman to review a fiction manuscript featuring transgender characters and experiences. The ideal candidate will have relevant lived experience, a strong understanding of literary storytelling, and the ability to assess character portrayals for authenticity, nuance, stereotypes, and unintended biases.<div><br></div><div>Applicants should have prior experience conducting sensitivity or authenticity reads and be able to provide thoughtful, constructive, and actionable feedback while respecting the author's creative vision. Please include a brief summary of your qualifications, relevant professional experience, rates, and typical turnaround time. This is a paid, remote, project-based opportunity.</div>

Sensitivity Reader

Sterncastle Magazine is a themed, quarterly literary magazine featuring short fiction under 6000 words. To learn more about our latest theme or to submit your story for consideration check out sterncastle.org/magazine.

Sterncastle Magazine is a quarterly literary magazine dedicated to thoughtful, immersive storytelling and original artwork from both emerging and established creators around the world. 

Each issue centers around a specific theme, inviting contributors to explore it through bold storytelling, rich atmosphere, emotional honesty, and imaginative perspectives. While Sterncastle Magazine embraces a wide range of genres—from literary fiction and fantasy to horror, mystery, historical fiction, and speculative work—the magazine places strong emphasis on cohesion, craftsmanship, and thematic resonance. Stories are selected not simply for technical quality, but for how meaningfully they engage with the issue’s central concept.

The magazine is particularly passionate about uplifting underrepresented voices while maintaining an editorial standard focused on compelling, accessible storytelling. Sterncastle Magazine welcomes work that is daring, emotionally grounded, and authentic without drifting into inaccessible experimentation. The publication values strong narrative voice, memorable imagery, and stories that linger with readers long after the final page.

In addition to fiction and prose, Sterncastle Magazine showcases original artwork from illustrators, painters, photographers, and multidisciplinary visual artists. The publication maintains a strict human-created content policy and does not accept AI-generated or AI-assisted artwork or writing. Every issue is intended to reflect genuine artistic craftsmanship and human expression.

Sterncastle Magazine is free to read online and has developed a growing international readership of readers, writers, and artists who are passionate about independent literature and the arts. The magazine also offers interactive advertising opportunities for authors, artists, makers, and creative brands, allowing readers to directly engage with featured creators through embedded links, expanded imagery, video, and storefront integration within the digital magazine experience.

Rooted in the creative spirit of the Pacific Northwest, Sterncastle Magazine aims to create a home for stories and art that feel lasting, atmospheric, and deeply human.

Sterncastle Magazine

Edit submissions for publication. Contribute to issues and blog posts. Be a part of our team &amp; community!<div><br></div><div>Benefits include:</div><div><ul><li>Build your resume</li><li>Gain experience and skills</li><li>Gain early access to special opportunities that can boost your career</li><li>Learn about the publishing field</li></ul></div>

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Non-profit organization| Publishing | Educating | Leadership
Focused on empowering talented writers, artists, and youth.
10,000+ impacted. 400+ community. Global influence.

About Aurelia Literary.
Aurelia Literary is a non-profit organization consisting of Aurelia Literary Magazine, Aurelia Literary Courses, programs, contests, and more.
Our mission is to uplift all who have shown true talent and passion for writing. We offer education through courses, empowerment through leadership opportunities, and exposure through our widely regarded publishing.

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Published NYT featured, USA Today featured, and Carnegie Hall featured. Interviewed athletes, artists, businesswomen, and authors.

Aurelia Literary Magazine

General assignment reporter to cover Mount Pleasant and Henry County, Iowa. This beat is focused on school board, board of supervisors, city council meetings as well as topical features on the people, places and events of Henry County. This reporter should expect to cover a mix of county assignments, including government, business and feature stories in a county or other geographic area; health care, environment, business and K-12 education. Gathers and writes a variety of news and features stories focused on these areas and works to engage the community in innovative ways. Reporter should be comfortable writing regionally focused enterprise stories, localized and people-focused government stories and be able to juggle daily deadlines with enterprise assignments.  Our reporters write five-plus stories per week plus news release rewrites and briefs, including a mix of breaking news, enterprise and features. You’ll work on multiple stories simultaneously and can jump between projects easily. We’re looking for a candidate that has solid news judgment and is someone that finds themselves asking why or how, in addition to just telling readers what.

Reporter

The Gazette is an independent, family-owned daily newspaper and media company based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, serving Eastern Iowa since 1883.

Local Iowa news headlines, sports, obituaries, opinion, photos and podcasts by local journalists. Independent and family-owned.

The Gazette

<div><div>The Renaissance Traveler is not simply documenting where people go. We are exploring why culture matters, how creativity shapes identity, and what travel reveals about the evolving human experience.</div></div><div><br></div><div>We are building a platform for curious minds, bold storytellers, and modern Renaissance thinkers who believe exploration still has the power to transform us. Our creative partners share this vision and are looking for something more collaborative than the traditional “pitch and pray” editorial model. Contributors to The Renaissance Traveler become part of an evolving creative collective that receives direct support from both our platform and aligned tourism partners. </div><div><br></div><div>We are a multimedia-first platform. Strong visual storytelling is essential to our editorial identity. Our creatives think beyond the written article itself and consider how stories extend into: Short-form video, Social storytelling, Vertical content, Photo essays, Reels/TikTok concepts, Audio snippets, Interactive or experiential components. </div><div><br></div><div>The Renaissance Traveler is requesting pitches on these topics for Q1:</div><div><ul><li>The future of travel </li><li>Archaeology and museums </li><li>Destination guides celebrating Indigenous cultures </li><li>Destination guides covering South America, Mexico, and island destinations </li><li>International destination guides written by locals </li></ul><div><br></div></div><div>*Deadline estimated for the end of November </div>

Q1 2027 Pitch

A media collective of real travelers exploring the worlds most extraordinary destinations. Together, we are inspiring a cultural, artistic, intellectual, and scientific revival by uncovering the people, places, and ideas shaping our world.

The Renaissance Traveler is a media collective of real travelers exploring the worlds most extraordinary destinations. Together, we are inspiring a cultural, artistic, intellectual, and scientific revival by uncovering the people, places, and ideas shaping our world.

We believe the next era of travel is here, one that looks beyond itineraries and landmarks. Every journey is an opportunity to immerse ourselves in the places we visit by celebrating history, elevating artistry, exploring innovation, and fostering a deeper understanding of the cultures that shape our world.

Together, we are building a community of thinkers, creators, storytellers, and cultural explorers who believe travel is not simply about where we go, but about who we become along the way.

The Renaissance Traveler

We welcome work engaging with historical memory, historiography, archival practice, nostalgia, lineage, inheritance, canon formation, and the politics of remembering and forgetting within RPG culture.<div><br></div><div>Possible topics include, but are not limited to:</div><div><br></div><div><ul><li>Histories of particular games, scenes, movements, editions, communities, or design traditions.</li><li>Local histories of clubs, conventions, campaigns, or gaming communities.</li><li>Labour histories of the work of making RPGs.</li><li>The construction of RPG canons and genealogies.</li><li>Lost, forgotten, or marginalised RPG traditions.</li><li>RPGs as historical simulation, reconstruction, or mythmaking.</li><li>How fictional histories function within campaigns and settings.</li><li>Alternate history, counterfactual play, and speculative historiography.</li><li>Material culture: books, pamphlets, maps, miniatures, character sheets, websites, and ephemera as historical artefacts.</li><li>The relationship between RPGs and broader political, social, technological, or economic history.</li><li>Histories of how games have depicted nonhumans and framed environmental issues.</li><li>Critical examinations of reactionary nostalgia, invented traditions, or historical romanticism within gaming culture.</li></ul></div>

Issue 2: Histories

publishing critical writing about roleplaying games

Playtest Material is a not-for-profit critical journal dedicated to roleplaying games. We publish essays, reviews, interviews, and experimental writing on all aspects of tabletop roleplaying.

We believe that roleplaying games benefit from sustained critical attention. Our aim is not to define a single canon or theory, but to support an ongoing conversation about how games are understood.

With this in mind, we curate themed issues each quarter, working with guest editors and contributors to produce carefully selected collections of work.

From theorising the tactile experience of rolling dice, to local histories of conventions, to comparative critique between war games and war films, to overviews of the tabletop industry, we are interested in thoughtful and ambitious writing in all its forms.

We welcome submissions from first-time and experienced writers alike. If you can write well and have an interesting viewpoint, we want to hear from you. While we publish scholarly work, we are not a strictly academic journal, we value any form of writing that engages seriously with games as a cultural medium.

Playtest Material

Rizzoli Bookstore is looking for a dynamic, hardworking, and customer-focused bookseller to join our team part-time for the holiday season. The role includes customer assistance, shelving, merchandising, register management, and event setup.<div><br></div><div>Please note that bookselling is an active, hands-on job that involves standing for the duration of the shift, shelving books, and lifting boxes.</div>

Holiday Seasonal Part-time Bookseller

Rizzoli Bookstore, located at 1133 Broadway in New York City’s NoMad neighborhood, sits just three blocks north of Madison Square Park, the lively cultural landmark.

Our collection of books is specialized in illustrated subjects – fashion, interior design, art, architecture, photography, design – and literature, in Italian, Spanish, French, and English. We also carry a fine selection of note cards and stationery, always a source of delight for our customers.

Rizzoli Bookstore

The Wisconsin Idea is an independent reporting project of People’s Action Institute, Citizen Action of Wisconsin and In These Times. The Wisconsin Idea takes a closer look at the state of Wisconsin, featuring in-depth reporting on the issues facing the state’s rural communities. We are particularly interested in stories that demonstrate the relationship and connections between rural and urban communities. Areas of interest include industrial agriculture, education gaps, broadband access, climate, healthcare, labor, democracy reform efforts, immigration and more.<div><br></div><div><b>Pitching and submitting </b></div><div>We offer competitive rates for 800-1500 word articles, and have a small budget for travel expenses as well. In addition to traditional features, we’re open to stories that lend themselves to nontraditional formatting: Q&amp;As, photo essays.</div><div><br></div><div>The Wisconsin Idea aims to draw out the connections between rural and urban Wisconsin through accessible, well-researched reporting that avoids jargon and makes no assumptions about the political backgrounds of our readers. It is also a space for stories that inform and advance movements for social, environmental, gender, economic and racial justice. All pitches will be reviewed through this lens. </div>

The Wisconsin Idea

An independent, nonprofit magazine dedicated to advancing democracy and economic justice.

Founded in 1976 by historian James Weinstein, In These Times is a politically progressive monthly magazine based in Chicago, Illinois. It focuses on news and opinion pieces covering labor, economic and racial justice movements, environmental issues, feminism, grassroots democracy, minority communities, and the media. The magazine aims to inform movements for a more humane world and provide an accessible forum for debate about policies shaping the future. As of 2017, it had a circulation of over 50,000 and operates as a nonprofit organization financed through subscriptions and donations.

In These Times

BBC Wildlife is looking for great stories of encounters with wildlife!<div> </div><div>We’re after your most amazing wildlife encounters — the moments when you witnessed something truly remarkable, incredibly rare, downright weird or unexpected, or even found yourself in a life-threatening situation — for our ‘Tales from the Bush’ section.</div><div><br></div><div>It can be anywhere in the world, but should not insinuate disturbance. We should be able to summarise the encounter with a brief but intriguing headline - or use a catchy quote.</div><div><br></div><div>You need to be able to write in a lively, engaging style. Ideally, you’ll have some photos.</div>

Wildlife Stories

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Save 20% and enjoy 13 issues of BBC Wildlife for £56.99. Subscribe today and you'll receive Celestron binoculars worth £49.99 with your order. Each issue is filled with expert features, world-class photography, big nature stories and conservation initiatives.

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