Category
Freelancing
-
How a freelancer pitched a time-sensitive story about a midwifery lawsuit to the Guardian
Gray Chapman, a Georgia-based journalist, seized on a chance opportunity to get published by The Guardian — and it paid…
-
4 tips for getting an editor’s letter of support for a fellowship
Receiving an editor’s backing for a fellowship can be a challenge, but a few steps can make a big difference.
-
These new resources can help you vet digital mental health tools
Journalists can use guides from professional psychological and psychiatric associations to sort through thousands of mental health apps.
-
How a freelancer pitched a personal essay about running and romance to Runner’s World
Journalist Amanda McCracken shares how she turned a theme in her book about longing into a vulnerable story for Runner’s…
-
Everyone’s talking about peptides: What reporters should know
In this webinar, medical experts tell you need-to-know facts about peptides, what the media often gets wrong and more.
-
Watch: Tips for applying to U.S. and International Health Reporting Fellowships
Hear from AHCJ and fellowship program alumni about how these opportunities advance health journalism and drive meaningful change.
-
Laid off? 10 tips for accidental freelancers
If you’re a journalist who’s unexpectedly lost or left a staff job, here’s how to break into the freelance market…
-
7 tips for negotiating higher pay as a freelance journalist
With publications’ budgets shrinking, you may hesitate to ask for a better fee. But doing so with grace rarely turns…
-
Apply now for our U.S. and International reporting fellowships
Apply by Sept. 25 for two of AHCJ’s most prestigious opportunities: The U.S. Health System and International Health reporting fellowships.
-
Want to get published by The Atlantic? Here’s how
While The Atlantic rejects plenty of strong pitches, a senior editor tells freelancers not to give up in AHCJ’s latest…