Lex Roman, the marketing pro behind the newsletter Journalists Pay Themselves, explains why she's shifted her attention to independent journalists. Hear more on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: apple.co/3Cv2Ycb

The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall! Award winning journalists Lisa Armstrong and Katherine Lewis help you create a roadmap to a more sustainable freelance career. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

We’re thrilled to announce our lineup of FREE webinars for independent journalists! This fall, take advantage of events focused on pitching op-eds, project scoping, mobile reporting, and more! theiij.com/webinars

Back to school! The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall. Learn everything you need to know to thrive as a freelance journalist from the pros. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

Adriana Lacy is a serial entrepreneur - she’s founded her own content agency, a social media analytics company, a mentorship program, and most recently, a platform to connect influencers to newsrooms. On the Freelance Journalism Podcast, she shares her lessons: bit.ly/44n2oHp

"If AI crypto bros can make money on their newsletters, you definitely can!" Lex Roman wants journalists to leverage newsletters into a living. Hear more on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: apple.co/3Cv2Ycb

There is strength in bringing lived experience to your beat, but also certain challenges. Join the IIJ and ‪@transjournalists.org‬ on Sept 19 for a webinar featuring journalists who navigate the intersection where identity and beat collide. Learn more and RSVP here: bit.ly/3H8ZXAA

Designed around the needs of freelance journalists, our 8-week online course gives you everything you need to thrive as a business of one! Register by Sept. 19 to take advantage of early bird pricing: theiij.com/biz25

Have you been ghosted by a client? Are you confused by a contract? We can help! Ask us your burning questions about freelancing, and we may answer them on an future episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast! bit.ly/IIJAMA

When personal identity and professional beat intersect, journalism gains powerful depth. On Sept 19, join the IIJ and ‪@transjournalists.org‬ for a webinar featuring journalists who report from intersections like trans rights, immigration, reproductive justice and more. Learn more and RSVP here: ...

Until now, freelancing didn’t come with a roadmap. But thanks to the IIJ’s Freelance Quick Start Guide, there’s now a free, self-paced resource to make sure you hit the ground running: bit.ly/iijquickstart

The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall! Award winning journalists Lisa Armstrong and Katherine Lewis help you create a roadmap to a more sustainable freelance career. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

No one is “just” a journalist. On the Freelance Journalism Podcast, Wudan Yan shares advice on seeing your skills more expansively, adding to the services you offer and expanding your business: apple.co/4cTlloV

We’re excited to partner with ‪@transjournalists.org‬ for our first webinar of fall 2025, featuring freelance journalists who cover beats that intersect with their identities. Learn more and RSVP here: bit.ly/3H8ZXAA

We want to make it easier to hit the ground running as a freelancer. That’s why we created the Freelance Quick-Start Guide – an interactive online course covering the basics of sustainable freelancing for absolute beginners! Take it for a free test drive: bit.ly/iijquickstart

Former GQ editor Chris Gayomali has some impressive clips in his portfolio. Learn how he got a foothold in the business, as well as his insights from both sides of the contributor/editor relationship: www.youtube.com/watc...

Back to school! The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall. Learn everything you need to know to thrive as a freelance journalist from the pros. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

The Sick Times was founded in 2023 to cover the Long Covid-19 crisis, and accepts pitches for reporting, essays and investigations and stories about biomedical research. Learn more in the latest episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/IIJ_FJP

Find yourself freelancing but not sure where to begin? The IIJ’s Freelance Quick Start Guide provides a customized springboard for free: bit.ly/iijquickstart

Designed around the needs of freelance journalists, our 8-week online course gives you everything you need to thrive as a business of one! Register by Sept. 19 to take advantage of early bird pricing: theiij.com/biz25

PCMag Managing Editor Alan Henry wants cybersecurity reporting from people with unique perspectives. On the Freelance Journalism Podcast, he shares more about how to pitch PCMag: bit.ly/4iGK6a5

It’s time to mark your calendars for FREE IIJ webinars this fall! Starting Sept 19, join us every month for intentional career development, attainable reporting tools, and face time with editors. RSVP here: theiij.com/webinars

The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall! Award winning journalists Lisa Armstrong and Katherine Lewis help you create a roadmap to a more sustainable freelance career. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

On the Freelance Journalism Podcast, Denver-based journalist Gil Asakawa discusses how he built his career writing about music, pop culture, and Asian-American issues. Hear the full interview here: apple.co/3XnGuB1

You don’t need experience covering Long COVID to write for the Sick Times. Co-founders Miles Griffis and Betsy Ladyzhets are open to pitches from all kinds of reporters. Learn more on the latest episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/45Obhfa

This fall, school is back in session for independent journalists! Our free monthly webinars return starting Sept 19. See the full lineup and RSVP here: theiij.com/webinars

Back to school! The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall. Learn everything you need to know to thrive as a freelance journalist from the pros. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

Have you been ghosted by a client? Are you confused by a contract? We can help! Ask us your burning questions about freelancing, and we may answer them on an future episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast! bit.ly/IIJAMA

We’re thrilled to announce our lineup of FREE webinars for independent journalists! This fall, take advantage of events focused on pitching op-eds, project scoping, mobile reporting, and more! theiij.com/webinars

Fin Leary, of We Need Diverse Books, discusses the importance of being true to your values on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: apple.co/3Dwbxn4

Freelancing for the first time can feel a lot like working at a start-up with a staff of one – it’s easy to get overwhelmed! That’s why the IIJ has created the Freelance Quick Start Guide, a free resource to get you launched: bit.ly/iijquickstart

Designed around the needs of freelance journalists, our 8-week online course gives you everything you need to thrive as a business of one! Register by Sept. 19 to take advantage of early bird pricing: theiij.com/biz25

Versatility is not only a strength, it's an adventure. Just ask self-styled "Swiss Army knife" Fin Leary of We Need Diverse Books. His shares his journey in journalism and fiction on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: apple.co/3Dwbxn4

There is strength in bringing lived experience to your beat, but also certain challenges. Join the IIJ and ‪@transjournalists.org‬ on Sept 19 for a webinar featuring journalists who navigate the intersection where identity and beat collide. Learn more and RSVP here: bit.ly/3H8ZXAA

Until now, freelancing didn’t come with a roadmap. But thanks to the IIJ’s Freelance Quick Start Guide, there’s now a free, self-paced resource to make sure you hit the ground running: bit.ly/iijquickstart

Fin Leary thinks of himself as a "Swiss Army knife," jumping between writing journalism, creating fiction, sensitivity reading and more. He joins the Freelance Journalism Podcast to discuss the joy of versatility: www.youtube.com/watc...

The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall! Award winning journalists Lisa Armstrong and Katherine Lewis help you create a roadmap to a more sustainable freelance career. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

The founders and editors at the Sick Times say they are looking for freelancers with investigative skills to beef up their coverage. Learn more on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/45Obhfa

We want to make it easier to hit the ground running as a freelancer. That’s why we created the Freelance Quick-Start Guide – an interactive online course covering the basics of sustainable freelancing for absolute beginners! Take it for a free test drive: bit.ly/iijquickstart

Alan Henry, managing editor at PCMag, had an unusual route into his second career as a journalist: through the comments section. Listen to the whole conversation on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/4iGK6a5

Back to school! The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall. Learn everything you need to know to thrive as a freelance journalist from the pros. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25

When personal identity and professional beat intersect, journalism gains powerful depth. On Sept 19, join the IIJ and ‪@transjournalists.org‬ for a webinar featuring journalists who report from intersections like trans rights, immigration, reproductive justice and more. Learn more and RSVP here: ...

Designed around the needs of freelance journalists, our 8-week online course gives you everything you need to thrive as a business of one! Register by Sept. 19 to take advantage of early bird pricing: theiij.com/biz25

New York Times Opinion Editor Katie Kingsbury talks about some of her favorite pitches on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: apple.co/49SUYy1

The IIJ is hosting a freelance meetup TODAY at Journalism and Women's Symposium CAMP in Washington, D.C.! RSVP here: www.zeffy.com/ticket...

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I’m really excited to take this class. I’m developing some pitches and looking for other places to publish my work (revenue stories, how internet monetization really works, payment systems). And every time I’m in a room with Katherine Reynolds Lewis I learn so damn much. Join us!

The Sick Times was founded in 2023 to cover the Long Covid-19 crisis, and accepts pitches for reporting, essays and investigations and stories about biomedical research. Learn more in the latest episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/45Obhfa

We’re excited to partner with ‪@transjournalists.org‬ for our first webinar of fall 2025, featuring freelance journalists who cover beats that intersect with their identities. Learn more and RSVP here: bit.ly/3H8ZXAA

The IIJ’s Business of Freelancing course returns this fall! Award winning journalists Lisa Armstrong and Katherine Lewis help you create a roadmap to a more sustainable freelance career. Register by Sept. 19 for just $189, but hurry! Seats are limited! theiij.com/biz25