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Here’s a sample of the opportunities we send out once a week:
-The New York Times is accepting applications for its A.I. Initiatives Fellowship in NYC, a program combining machine learning and journalism to tackle newsroom investigative challenges. The year-long program is based in NYC and runs from June 2027 to May 2028. Applicants should have no more than five years of professional experience in journalism or machine learning, experience analyzing data and working with LLMs, and prior newsroom editorial experience. The salary is $82,414.80, and this is a guild position. Apply through the fellowship page by November 20.
-Feed Me is hiring a Creative Contractor based in NYC to shape the visual identity of its daily business and culture newsletter. They will build and maintain a cohesive visual system across email, Substack, social media, invitations, and merchandise, write a brand style guide for freelancers, sponsors, and venues, and design and evolve the publication’s Instagram grid, templates, carousels, and short-form video. Candidates should be designers ready to take ownership of a brand’s look and feel while building upon its existing visual foundation. Pay is $6,000 to $8,000 per month.
-NPR is hiring a Senior Editor for its Arts and Culture Hub to lead coverage of cultural insights and emerging trends across broadcast and digital platforms. They will generate story ideas, direct daily news and feature coverage, and collaborate with digital and visuals teams. Candidates should have five or more years of experience editing arts and culture coverage, experience editing for radio or podcasting, and familiarity with digital media and content management systems. The salary is $127,500 to $137,499. Apply by November 19.
-Floodlight is calling for pitches for 1,000 to 2,000-word investigations into the plastics industry. Contributors will pursue clear accountability angles examining plastic pollution, public health effects, industry lobbying, disinformation, and greenwashing, with priority given to stories highlighting environmental injustices affecting vulnerable communities. The publication is seeking freelance journalists with relevant writing samples to deliver thoroughly fact-checked stories slated for January publication. Pay is $2 per word.