Dignified Menstruation is an innovative, holistic approach for not only changing narratives around menstruation but also changing the landscape of gender-based violence, human rights and feminism. However, many stakeholders considered it as a private not as a priority. Therefore, this fellowship program aims to blowout the urgency and intersectionality of various aspects of Dignified Menstruation through various outlets of the media at global level.

Despite being the most advanced area in development, media also do not place the Dignified Menstruation as an urgent and profound human rights concern. Recently, few media has started to cover the issues related to menstruation. But, they mostly confined with menstrual products or period products or period tax which are needed but not necessary to guarantee the menstrual dignity. On the other hand, they missed to examine the menstrual discrimination through the lens of human rights as menstrual discrimination is an underlying cause of systemic inequalities and patriarchy which is cultivated since childhood and reinforced throughout the life.

In an effort, Global South Coalition for Dignified Menstruation (GSCDM) conducts trainings at local, national and global level on Dignified Menstruation centering media, government officials, NGOs/INGOs, academia, and so on  (www.dignifiedmenstruation.org). 

🚨hashtag#Hiring for multiple freelance writers at Athlon Sports to cover the following teams: MLB (St. Louis Cardinals & Kansas City Royals) and College (Missouri Tigers). All roles are compensated per 1,000 pageviews and are best suited for hungry, entrepreneurial content creators with sports/culture expertise. 

If interested, please email your resume, brief introduction and 2-3 writing samples to anthonykaz4@gmail.com. DMs open for questions.

We are looking for 20 WHRDs to contribute personal essays and stories to the anthology focused on documenting and highlighting their resilience, challenges, and triumphs in the face of threats from state and societal actors. The stories will be in voices of the WHRDs, documented as personal essays, poems, in short and long form, spoken or written – we are not bound by format.

• Short form essays: 1000 - 1500 words
• Long form essays: 2500 - 3000 words
• Poems: As required
• Illustrations: 6 frames
• Video: 10 minutes

looking to commission a writer with experience finding tricky case studies at the intersection of relationships/work/money - email me at maybelle.morgan@theipaper.com

The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Center for Business Journalism provides experienced journalists with grants up to $15,000 and the editorial support needed to produce deeply reported enterprise and investigative stories with a strong economic, financial or business angle. You don’t need to be a business reporter to apply — many of our previous Fellows have been generalists, or cover beats such as health care, education or the environment. Others have focused on issues such as economic inequality or corporate accountability.

Given the enormous changes in federal spending and policy priorities now coming out of the new administration in Washington DC, we are particularly interested during the Spring 2025 round of Fellowships in story proposals that examine the impact of these changes.

The upcoming deadline to apply for Spring 2025 Fellowships is April 14, 2025. 

We consider proposals from both freelance and staff journalists in all forms of media — text, audio, photo, and short-form video — and encourage those that combine formats to create a multimedia package. We look for projects that focus on important local or regional topics, as well as those that tackle compelling national or international stories or report on under-covered communities or issues. Journalists from diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.

English-speaking journalists and editors with experience working with data, audience engagement, or newsletters are welcome to apply for the webinars - the first step toward the fellowship. Journalists from all countries are eligible for the opportunity.

While reporting skills will be useful, the fellowship has a non-reporting component, instead focusing on audience, newsletter and other digital journalism skills. The selected journalist should not expect to receive bylines during their fellowship.

Applications can be found here and are open until Sunday, March 23, 2025 at 11:59 pm EST.

FanSided is looking to add new contributors to join our Entertainment coverage team. Currently, we are looking for fans looking to share their unparalleled knowledge of the following TV, Movie, and Entertainment topics:

• Horror (1428 Elm)
• Disney and Theme Parks (Along Main Street)
• Reality Television (Always Unscripted)
• Music (AudioPhix)
• Comic Books and Movies (Bam Smack Pow)
• Outlander (Claire and Jamie)
• Women's Pop Culture (Culturess)
• Doctor Who and Science Fiction (Doctor Who Watch)
• Star Wars (Dork Side of the Force)
• Animated TV (Duff and Donuts)
• Movies (FlickSided)
• Broadcast TV (Hidden Remote)
• Streaming TV (Netflix Life, Hulu Watcher, and Show Snob)
• Books and Reading (I Prefer Reading)
• One Chicago TV (One Chicago Center)
• TV Crime Dramas (Precinct TV)
• Star Trek (Redshirts Always Die)
• Hip-Hop (Rhyme Junkie)
• Survivor (Surviving Tribal)
• British TV and Celebrities (Tea and Banter)
• The Walking Dead Universe (Undead Walking)
• Game of Thrones and Fantasy (Winter Is Coming)
• Harry Potter (Wizards and Whatnot)

We'll also consider proposals on other topics of coverage in the Entertainment division.

FanSided's Contributor program is a great way for aspiring writers to get experience creating content about their favorite entertainment topics. We provide you with a first-class platform, a growing audience, and the support to learn and expand.

Our contributors are given the flexibility to write on the topics they are passionate about while doing so on a schedule that fits their daily lives. You'll be free to write as often as you wish.

This is an Independent Contractor role. All Contributors are compensated based on their articles' total traffic accrual each calendar month. Compensation may vary based on site and experience.

Parapraxis is an all-volunteer magazine that publishes twice a year in print and semi-frequently on our website.

Print Issues are themed. We are currently closed for submissions for Issue 05: Economies (Winter 2024). We are actively seeking pitches for Issue 07: Romance (Winter 2025) and for our (un-themed) website, where we do not adhere to any theme. Pieces for web are on rolling deadlines; pieces for Issue 07 would be due in the spring.

The best way to write for us, so the axiom goes, is to read us. You'll see we don't have a house style--far from it--but we do work more in a magazine paradigm than that of an academic journal. We commission in many categories, some of which are pretty standard (book and arts reviews, features, political/social reportage etc) and some of which are our own (like "Clinical Conflict," or, anonymous testimony from analysts and patients).

Print rates vary depending on length from $500-800. Web rates are a flat $500. We are very sorry this is not more.

We largely work from pitches. We do not publish fiction or poetry. If you have an essay already drafted, please still fill out this form and note that below.

The GGSC is pleased to announce a request for proposals (RFP) to support nonfiction content and reported stories related to love. We are interested in projects that extend well beyond romantic love; we define love as a deep, unselfish commitment to another person’s well-being—even to put their interests before your own.

The GGSC will distribute grants of between $5,000 and $50,000 to two dozen journalists and media producers who approach the topic of love from a variety of angles and across a range of media, including articles, videos, radio stories, podcasts, social media content, and more. The grants are part of the GGSC's Spreading Love Through the Media project, supported by a three-year grant from the John Templeton Foundation, with additional funding from Acton Family Giving and Unlikely Collaborators.

In addition to financial support, we will also connect the grantees with scientific experts who will serve as advisors to their projects, guiding them to relevant research and helping them align their work with the science of love. Grantees will participate in quarterly cohort meetings online and three in-person convenings over the course of the project period.

The submission window opens January 7, 2025, and the application deadline is 11:59 pm PT on March 24, 2025. For grant winners, the project period will run from September 1, 2025, to February 28, 2027.

Canadian Blood Services is looking for a temporary full-time Creative Lead to join our versatile Integrated Marketing team.

The Integrated Marketing team is responsible for developing and executing comprehensive, integrated marketing strategies aimed at building Canadian Blood Services’ brand, expanding our donor base, and enhancing donor loyalty.

Reporting to the Associate Director of Brand & Creative, you will be responsible for overseeing the creative direction of all design and content. You will lead a team of graphic designers and writers and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the Canadian Blood Services brand identity is consistently represented across all channels. You will also be instrumental in developing systems and processes to optimize team performance and organizational efficiency. The ideal candidate is a skilled graphic designer, with a strong understanding of brand management and a proven ability to inspire and lead a creative team.

The Agricultural Communicators Network (ACN) is offering this student contest to National ACT members to support attendance at the Agricultural Media Summit. AMS is the largest annual conference of agricultural communicators in the United States and provides opportunities for networking and professional development through workshops and speakers from industry professionals. You’ll be able to attend events alongside ag comm professionals as well as participate in the annual National ACT meetings and student workshops. AMS is a foundational opportunity for students preparing to launch their careers.

To enter, follow the prompt and instructions below. 

Email submissions to Courtney Girgis, cllgirgis@gmail.com, AND Chelsea Dinterman, chelsea.dinterman@agriculture.com, ACN Future Ag Communicators Committee co-chairs, by 11:59 p.m. April 15, 2025. 

This prompt is fictional, but you never know when your ideas might inspire a real-life campaign!

The Prompt

The Agricultural Communicators Network (ACN) wants to recruit recent college graduates as new members. You’ve been hired to put together a marketing plan for ACN. Get ready to put your creativity and marketing know-how together to develop a research-based marketing plan that includes a minimum of three creative assets. Your budget is $5,000, but feel free to think outside the box to keep costs low. 

ScribeConcepts serves the educational publishing market, and in the coming months, anticipates a number of freelance opportunities for experienced, professional developmental and substantive editors.

Our clients trust us to assemble best-in-class expertise for educational content projects of all kinds. We knit teams together remotely, across time zones and backgrounds, to deliver high quality work through every phase of the content development and production process. For more about working as an independent consultant through ScribeConcepts, please see http://scribe.ink/Scribe-FAQs.

Developmental and substantive editors may be asked to:

• Work closely with editorial staff and client to communicate status or address questions
• Review content for style, coherence, organization, and adherence to the client's guidelines
• Suggest rewrites, reorganization, or other changes to the content to reach quality and product goals
• Review for and recommend structural and organizational changes
• Provide a single author, series, level, or voice as requested
• Help coach or train writing team
• Participate in design, marketing, production, and project meetings
• Conduct plagiarism checks
• Candidates should have professional experience editing educational content, especially K-8. Exceptional candidates will also have training or certification in accessibility, editing, teaching, or a related field.

Qualified candidates will be asked to complete a short vetting task, and may be asked to meet the team. ScribeConcepts offers thorough onboarding and hassle-free invoicing for all our independent contractors.

Compensation will be based on experience starting at $45/hr.

✨ Join our expanding pool of talented freelance copywriters and freelance editors at ICS-digital! ✨ 

🌍 We’re actively looking for freelance writers and freelance editors to join our team. We have exciting opportunities available on a range of projects that require professionals with expertise in SEO content writing and copy editing in the fields of iGaming (casino and sports betting) and Finance.

We’re currently looking for a freelance:
🇫🇷 French (France) content writer for Trading/Finance
🇳🇴 Norwegian content writer for iGaming
🇸🇪 Swedish content writer for iGaming

🇫🇷 French (France) content editor for Trading/Finance/General
🇩🇪 German content editor for iGaming/General

Get in touch by sending me a connection request, or send an email with your CV to joinflexhub@ics-digital.com, where Rachel Whitehouse, Danielle Lightowler and I are waiting to discuss these exciting opportunities with you! 💡 

Please note ❗ If you do not have experience in this field, or do not work with the above languages, we may take longer to respond to your application!

Are you passionate about all things collectibles, basketball, and soccer? 
Interested in writing for Fanatics Collectibles? 

I'm looking for freelance writers with expertise in basketball, soccer, and cards to write for Topps RIPPED. 

If this is you, hit me up!

BuildingGreen® (est. 1985) is looking for freelance (contract) writers to join our editorial team. Our Editor is on the lookout for published subject matter experts who live at the intersection of sustainability, architecture, and society. We are particularly interested in contributing authors who have a strong technical grasp of one or more of the following verticals:

• Architecture & Culture
• Art & Fashion 
• Building Materials
• Carbon Tax/Trade
• Climate Politics
• Deep Ecology
• Environmental Economics
• Environmental Law
• Social Justice
• Public Policy 

Interested? Apply here, or email your writing samples to: erika@buildinggreen.com.