@mongabay.com launched in '99 with a focus on the world’s rainforests. They have since expanded into a global newsroom, and now, editor Latoya Abulu is looking for freelancers in the U.S. and Canada. Hear more on the Freelance Journalism podcast: youtu.be/oJiDyWJ9HPI

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

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 Freelance Journalism Podcast: bit.ly/45Obhfa

Stories about how Indigenous communities navigate environmental change are usually full of complexity. @mongabay.com editor Latoya Abulu looks for this kind of nuance as a “green flag” in a proposed story. Hear more on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: youtu.be/oJiDyWJ9HPI

Mongabay editor Latoya Abulu shares what *not* to do when pitching a story on Indigenous communities and the environment. Listen to the whole conversation on the latest episode of the Freelance Journalism Podcast: youtu.be/oJiDyWJ9HPI

Reporting a story for High Country News is a “rigorous” process, says Sunnie Clahchischiligi, Indigenous affairs editor. Writers should expect multiple edits and prepare for a thorough fact check. Learn more on the Freelance Journalism Podcast: tinyurl.com/4xnjxkw6

Freelancer Adriana Lacy has carved out a niche for herself as a social media and audience development expert. On the Freelance Journalism Podcast, she explains how her agency works with news organizations to enhance their reach. bit.ly/44n2oHp