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Freelancing
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How journalists can stay safe covering protests
Press freedom expert Joel Simon shares why protests have become more dangerous for journalists, and what we can do about…
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How a freelance health journalist landed her first story with National Geographic
When Christina Heiser saw a callout for pitches that debunk health myths, she dug into her notes from a medical…
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New market guides for pitching to Good Housekeeping, Big Think and New York Post
Pitch more strategically in 2026 by trying new-to-you publications and delivering exactly what the editors are looking for.
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What freelancers should know about the impending health insurance premium hikes
In a Q&A, an expert shares what is likely changing for many self-employed people who buy health insurance through the…
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Signs you’re dangerously overwhelmed as a freelancer — and what to do about it
During November’s Lunch and Learn, freelancers discussed their mental health challenges and shared resources to help.
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Save the date for Health Journalism 2026 in Minneapolis
AHCJ and the Center for Excellence in Health Care Journalism is thrilled to bring Health Journalism 2026 to Minneapolis from…
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How a freelancer pitched a Washington Post story about ‘Japanese Walking’
See writer Alexandra Frost’s exact pitch, and learn how to frame a tired concept — like walking 10,000 steps a…
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8 tips for building community and camaraderie as a freelancer
If working for yourself feels isolating, these freelancers and a neuroscientist have some advice.
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How I pitched a story about runners on Ozempic to Women’s Health magazine
See the exact pitch — and its circuitous backstory — that landed my article in a national print magazine many…
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5 tips for maximizing AI as a freelance journalist
During October’s Lunch & Learn, freelancers revealed how ethical use of AI has supercharged their careers.