Tuesday, May 16th 2023
Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news
organization that reports on education in poor communities across America. Chalkbeat
Indiana’s bureau chief has tweeted that they’re always accepting pitches for
first person essays (around 800 words). They want to “elevate the voices of
educators, students, parents, advocates, and others on the front lines of
trying to improve public education.” The bureau chief hasn’t mentioned the
rates in the tweet but as per their features
editor, they pay $100 per post. To learn more, refer to their bureau chief’s
Twitter thread
and their first
person guidelines.
Sunday, May 9th 2021
Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news
organization that reports on education in poor communities across America. They
are looking for first person essays from educators (or students, parents, or
school workers). They pay $100 per post. If interested, send your pitches to firstperson@chalkbeat.org. For more
information, read their story editor’s Twitter
thread and their first person
guidelines.
Sunday, February 28th 2021
Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news
organization that reports on education in poor communities across America. They
are looking for stories from students, teachers, parents, principals, or school
workers of any kind. They pay $100 per story. Pitches should be sent to firstperson@chalkbeat.org. To learn
more, refer to their story editor’s Twitter
thread and their first person
guidelines.
Friday, January 22nd 2021
Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news
organization that reports on education in poor communities across America. Their
story editor is looking for stories from teachers, students, parents, school
workers, or administrators. They pay $100 per story (about 800 words). Send
your pitches to firstperson@chalkbeat.org.
For more information, read their story editor’s Twitter
thread and their first person
guidelines.