Freelancers
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March Lunch and Learn: Freelancer free-for-all
At the March Lunch and Learn, we did something different. There was no set topic, and attendees were able to…
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Freelancers: Finding health insurance doesn’t have to be so difficult
As the number of staff jobs in journalism shrinks, many reporters are turning to freelancing and need a new health…
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Breaking into ghostwriting and collaborating on books
Ghostwriting and collaborating on books are a lucrative income stream; and you don’t have to sacrifice your journalistic principles to…
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February Lunch and Learn: Overcoming writer’s block
At the February Lunch and Learn, participants discussed overcoming writer’s block, the bane of every journalist at one point or…
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A typical workday for freelancer Meryl Davids Landau
Landau has been freelancing for 30 years, writing about health, integrative health, psychology, science, climate change and more.
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From staff reporter to independent journalist: How to make the switch
In this interview, Medaris discusses her approach to launching her freelancing career and offers tips to other journalists who may…
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How to meet your freelance business goals
Creating a freelance business plan can lead to more satisfying writing gigs, less stress and greater income.
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Tips for diversifying your sources
Here are some handy resources to diversify your sources and add credibility, accuracy and context to your work.
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Freelancers: How to make sure you’re paid on time
Fighting to get paid for your work is never fun, especially after weeks or months of work. Here’s how to…
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January Lunch and Learn: Finding anchor clients
Freelancers discussed tips and strategies for finding and keeping anchor clients.
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