✍️ TWJN Pro 103 | 42 WRITING OPPS

Happy Wednesday to TWJN supporters 👋

Hello writers! How’s everyone doing today?

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In this midweek issue, we have 42 writing opportunities from The Cut, ICYMI, Apartment Therapy, BuzzFeed, Business Insider, Chewy, Betches and many more.

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So, what do we have in this supporter exclusive?

1️⃣ 15 calls to pitch 🚨 📣

2️⃣ 7 contract roles & part-time gigs 👩‍💻

3️⃣ 20 full-time jobs 💼

Let’s get to it! ⬇️ ⬇️

1️⃣ Calls to Pitch

($1 - $2 per word) MIT Technology Review | Allison Arieff is seeking pitches for MIT Technology Review on using creativity to solve an old problem. What challenges are you seeing that are being solved creatively (as opposed to the way they've always been addressed?) How can we think about a host of problems from healthcare to education to infrastructure in more creative ways? Who is someone doing particularly notable work in this arena? Pitch guide here. Send pitches to Allison on LinkedIn or email [email protected].