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Freelance Opportunities for Freelance Journalists Like Me - Nov. 1st Edition

Freelance Opportunities for Freelance Journalists Like Me - Nov. 1st Edition
In a time when so many journalists are grappling with uncertainty, this week's post feels especially urgent. Freelancers across the industry are feeling the weight of financial instability, with many of us worried about finding consistent work, keeping our careers afloat, and simply paying our bills. I know firsthand how deeply this fear resonates.

That's why this week's roundup of freelance opportunities is more than just a list—it's a resource of hope. These leads could be the lifeline that sustains a freelancer for another month. It’s a reminder that opportunities *do* exist, and with a little persistence and community support, we can find work that both fulfills and sustains us. My goal is that this post brings a bit of reassurance and encourages you to keep pushing forward.

TIME OUT MAGAZINE - TEXAS VERSION

Kayla Hui, MPH @kaylanhui: Howdy!  I’m starting a new role as Time Out's Texas and Southern USA Editor. Writers based in Texas, New Orleans, or Atlanta please get in touch! Email kayla.hui@timeout.com with the subject line "[City] New Writer," a short intro, and some relevant clips / portfolio. 

AFAR MAGAZINE

Katherine LaGrave at klagrave@afar.com, says "I’m looking for pitches on quiet travel—think unplugging, recharging, and resetting. Please send any pitches by November 13. It’s unlikely I will be able to respond to everyone who sends me a note, but thank you in advance for your ideas."

Katherine LaGrave is a deputy editor at Afar focused on features and essays. Her work has been recognized in the Best American Food Writing and the Best American Science & Nature Writing. The Society of American Travel Writers named her the 2021 Travel Journalist of the Year.

NON PROFIT QUARTERLY

Nonprofit Quarterly @npquarterly: NPQ’s Call for Pitches: How Women of Color in the South are Reclaiming Space https://hubs.ly/Q02W06Bw0 [Deadline: December 17, 2024...NPQ pays $500 for articles that run in our print magazine. For interviews/conversations in our magazine, we pay $300 per interviewee for conversations. For creative writing (short stories, poems, etc.), we pay between $150 and $300.]

CONDE NAST TRAVELER

Jamie Spain @jspain97: Looking for a freelance travel writer based in Sedona, Arizona. To be considered, you must email me jamie_spain@condenast.com with your clips/past work! Rate is as usual: .5xword 

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