Creative Freelance Writer

October 16, 2026

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We're looking for new writers to cover big stories of the day or a weekly wrap up of hot topics of the week.

Feeling like the news media can use your stories? Do you have the mind of a data scientist? Love to research? Want to be a TikTok digital media news star?

We're looking to assign interviews for our website.

We run an entertainment section on the site and we received an influx of requests for music, television, podcasts, and films.

We are also working on our human interest section entitled Empowering Everyone.

We are looking to feature journalists and thought leaders who have written on topics that have recently been banned educationally like DEI, affirmative action, SCOTUS cases, election season coverage plus more.

We are looking to interview former or out of work educators, school admins, non profit organizationsbfor this section - open call for personal stories extends until December 2026!

We're also looking for freelancers who can submit 1-2 stories of their choice per week. Here's the website:

If you have an interest or passion for getting these stories to the masses then please apply!

PLEASE READ MY NOTES ON AI WRITING IN QUALIFICATIONS.

Qualifications
- Strong proofreading, copy editing, and editing skills
- Excellent communication and writing skills
- Familiarity with AP style and Chicago Manual of Style
- Ability to fact check and conduct thorough research
- Experience in journalism, copywriting, and technical writing
- Proficiency in word processing and creative writing techniques

Responsibilities
- Utilize strong writing skills to create engaging and original content that can be cross promoted on our audience channels.

- Conduct thorough research to ensure accuracy and credibility of written pieces. AI RESEARCH IS OKAY. WE ENCOURAGE STRONG USE OF TECH BUT WITHOUT SACRIFICING OUR EDUCATIONAL MERIT.

- Apply knowledge of AP style and Chicago Manual of Style for consistent formatting.
- Collaborate with team members to brainstorm and develop creative ideas.

- Proofread and edit content to ensure high quality and error-free writing. OUR EDITORS HAVE YOUR BACK BUT WE FOSTER A COLLEGE LEVEL SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES.

- Demonstrate excellent communication skills in interactions with clients and colleagues online or at in-person industry events.
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Work Remotely

Yes

Job Types: Part-time, Contract, Temporary, Internship

Pay: From $100.00 per month

Benefits:

Employee assistance program
Flexible schedule
Flexible spending account
Professional development assistance
Referral program

Education:

High school or equivalent (Required)

Experience:

Writing Skills: 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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