Got this list here.
Liberal Currents is a publication that is dedicated to the “defense of liberal ideals.” They are looking for pitches. Their founder and editor-in-chief has tweeted: “Would love in particular to see something from a writer with expertise on foreign policy, really wrestling with the question of what a truly liberal foreign policy would entail.” They are seeking pitches on other topics as well. Rate is $75 per piece. Pitches should be sent to writers@liberalcurrents.com. Read their founder and editor-in-chief’s Twitter thread here and learn more about them here.@adamgurri
International Journalists’ Network (IJNet) offers
the latest tips, training opportunities, trends, and tools for professional and
emerging journalists around the world. They have tweeted, “Do you know of a
journalism tool, app, or resource that we haven’t covered? A media innovator who
has a fascinating story to tell? We’re always accepting new pitches from
writers around the world.” They pay $200 per article. For details, refer to
their Tweet and
this page.@IJNet
Headway is The New York Times’ new section that explores “the
world’s challenges through the lens of progress.” They are looking for stories: a “special call for journos to revisit stories about change makers you’ve
previously reported.” They are seeking 3 types of stories: cover stories
(4,000-7,000 words); visual and interactive stories; and supporting pieces
(500-1,500 words). For supporting pieces, they are looking for ideas around:
waste and circularity; alleviating poverty; and the past, present, and future of
plastics. Rate is $1 to $2 per word. To learn more, refer to this Tweet and
this pitching
guide.@tirosenberg
Deadline:
February 24th, 2022
JSTOR Daily is JSTOR’s digital magazine that provides
scholarly context to news and current affairs. They are actively accepting
feature pitches for their American Prison Newspapers collection. The collection
contains “centuries of digitized newspapers produced by and for incarcerated
people.” Features can be “based on things mentioned in the archive explicitly,
implicitly, or something that may be inferred.” Rate is $400 to $500 for
full-length well-researched features. For more information, refer to their editor’s Tweet and
this page.@MorganGodvin
CafeMom is a website for mothers and mothers-to-be. Their
managing editor is looking for any mom writers who want to explain NFTs. They
usually pay $75 for 500 words but the rate for this piece might be
negotiable. It will be due in March. Interested writers should
email laurgor510@gmail.com. Read
their managing editor’s Tweet here and
contact them here.@laurengordon88
SPY is a discovery and reviews website. They are seeking
writers, experts, and product reviewers with “expertise in gadgets, gear,
grooming, health, home, pets, sex & more.” They usually “pay on a per piece
basis, but the per/hour equivalent is always AT LEAST $25 an hour and typically
higher.” If interested, DM them on Twitter or email bwertz@spy.com. To read their Tweet, click here. To learn more about them, click here.@spy_dot
Earth Island Journal is a quarterly
journal that covers environmental issues. They are looking for pitches for
their special edition on urban environments. They would “like to explore the
full range of issues and solutions related to built environments,
sustainability, and nature, including, but not limited to, how cities can and
are tackling the climate crisis, the role of architecture in developing climate
resilience, and how urban environments affect our understanding of nature and
our place in it.” They are seeking on-the-ground reports, and also personal
essays, think pieces, and artwork. They pay $0.25 per word for print stories.
Writers can expect to earn $750 to $1,000 for an in-depth story of about 4,000
words. They pay $150 for online stories. If interested, email submissions@earthisland.org.
For details, refer to their Tweet, call for pitches, and guidelines.@earthislandjrnl
Deadline: March 15th, 2022
Parents Magazine helps parents raise
happy, healthy kids. Their executive editor is looking for pitches from Black
fathers about their experiences with co-parenting and custody agreements. Rate
is $250 to $350. Pitches should be sent to kindred@meredith.com.
Read their executive editor’s Twitter thread here and their writer’s guidelines here.@kellygwriter
The Fuller Project is a global nonprofit
newsroom that reports on issues affecting women in the US and abroad. They are
commissioning original enterprise reporting in the US. Two specific
opportunities:
“1. Stories at the intersection of gender & economic mobility
in California
2. Stories on environment/climate, through a gender lens, in the
US (particularly interested in CA and the Southeast)”
They want deeply reported, focused enterprise stories with an eye
to potential impact/accountability. Rate is $1 per word for up to 1,200 words.
If interested, email your pitches to pitch@fullerproject.org.
To learn more, refer to their acting editor-in-chief’s Twitter thread and their pitch
guidelines.@heoj
Eat, Drink, and Do Good newsletter features
original thought pieces on social justice by emerging writers. They are
accepting pitches for unique POVs on social justice related topics. They pay
$100 for the piece and $50 for accompanying audio or video content. If
interested, send your pitches to hello@studioatao.org. To learn more, refer to
this Twitter thread and their newsletter.@StudioATAO
Insider Life is the lifestyle section of Insider. Their
daily features editor is looking for freelance pitches. They cover the
following beats: entertainment; digital culture; health; food and drink;
fashion, beauty and style; home and design; travel; weddings; and the royals.
Their features editor mostly commissions longer, reported pieces (1,000-2,000
words). According to payment reports, they pay up to $1/word for deeply
reported features. For more information, refer to their daily features
editor’s Tweet and their features pitch guide.@alliepape
Wirecutter is a product review site owned by The New
York Times Company. They are seeking 1 or 2 freelancers to write on DIY smart
home topics. Shorter pieces typically pay $300. Rates for long-form reviews
vary. Updates to existing reviews pay around $500 and new reviews or rewrites
of existing reviews pay $1,500. For details, refer to their senior
editor’s Tweet and their pitch guide.@geclauser
Elite Daily is an online news platform for
millennials. Their news editor is seeking “essay pitches from writers 18-25 who
sought out professional help for their finances, whether it be therapy or some
other form of financial counseling.” Rates start at $125. Send your pitches
to collette.reitz@bustle.com.
To read their news editor’s Twitter thread, click here. To visit their website, click here.@Collette_Reitz
Deadline: February 17th, 2022
Men’s Health is a magazine about fitness, health, sex,
style, travel, and grooming. Their health editor is seeking a nutrition-savvy
health freelance writer to take on a minimum of 5 SEO/news-driven stories per
month. Rate is $100 to $160 per story. If interested, get in touch with their
health editor at taylyn.washington-harmon@hearst.com. Read their
health editor’s Tweet here and contact them here.@TaylynHarmon
Bella Caledonia is a Scotland-based online magazine that explores independence, self-determination
, and autonomy.
They have tweeted, “Taking pitches on ‘cost of living’ crisis; Platinum Jubilee
propaganda; police collusion with loyalist paramilitary groups; a future for
women’s football; Scotland’s housing crisis.” Deadlines are negotiable. Rates
are £90 for 900 words. To learn more, refer to their Tweet. To contact them, refer to this page.@bellacaledonia
Inverse covers science, innovation, entertainment,
gaming, and the mind and body. Their editor, TV & movies is seeking
movie/TV stories on “time travel” for an issue which will be published this
spring. Rates are $150+ for essays or listicles; $300+ for interviews; and $500+
for features. Send your pitches to gaby@inverse.com. To learn more, refer to their
editor’s Tweet and this page.@GabrielleBondi
Future plc is a global multi-platform media company
that has over 300 print publications, websites, and events. They are seeking
freelance health writers to contribute reviews/features across a few different
websites at Future. They are especially seeking writers with experience in
health, not just fitness. They generally pay 15p per word. If interested, get
in touch with their health editor at alice.ball@futurenet.com.
Read their health editor’s Twitter thread here. Contact them here.@aliceeeball
Healthy Rich is a personal finance website. They publish
“stories that illuminate the diversity of our relationships with work and
money.” Their owner and executive editor has tweeted, “I’m seeking pitches from
writers with disability, chronic illness, ND, for a couple of pieces for
Healthy Rich. What do we need to know about the intersection of money and
disability?” Rate is $300 per post (around 1,000 to 1,500 words). Email your
pitches to pitches@danamedia.co.
Read their owner and executive editor’s Twitter thread here and contact them here.@danasitar
Deadline: February 18th, 2022
The Monitor is a bimonthly policy and current affairs
magazine by CCPA (Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives). They are looking
for pitches: “What could the future of growth look like? How do we
evaluate degrowth, post-capitalist futures, nowtopias against feminist,
disabled, and decolonial principles to ensure an equitable future? We want to
hear from you.” They want features, investigative journalism, illustrations,
and book reviews rooted in an intersectional analysis (700 to 1,500 words).
They pay $300 for 750 words and $500 for up to 1,500 words. They pay up to $800
for features, and $200 for book reviews. For more information, refer to
this Tweet and their call for pitches.@RoisinWest
Deadline: February 20th, 2022
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