Thursday, July 28th 2022
The Progress Network is “a
movement that speaks to a better future in a world dominated by voices that
suggest a worse one.” They are seeking writers to give solutions/tips for
readers for these issues: tabloidization, filter bubbles, clickbait, surveillance
capitalism, churnalism, algorithmic radicalization, slacktivism, paywalls, news
deserts, media consolidation, social bots, and more. They will pay between $250
and $650 per piece. Pitches should be sent to hello@theprogressnetwork.org. There is no deadline for submission of pitches. For details, refer to their Tweet
and pitch &
submission guidelines.
Tuesday, March 15th 2022
The
Progress Network is “a movement that speaks to a better future in a world
dominated by voices that suggest a worse one.” They are looking for pitches.
They have tweeted, “The cost of sequencing a full human genome has fallen
rapidly. We’re curious about what it might mean for the future. Is that in your
wheelhouse?” For something like a listicle, their rates start at $100. While
for a long reported feature, their rates top out at about $1,000. Send your
pitches to hello@theprogressnetwork.org.
For details, read their Twitter
thread and guidelines.
Tuesday, January 25th 2022
The
Progress Network is “a movement that speaks to a better future in a world
dominated by voices that suggest a worse one.” They are seeking “writers to
profile/interview Justice Ayesha Malik, the first female judge nominated to
Pakistan's supreme court.” For something like a listicle, their rates start at
$100. While for a long reported feature, their rates top out at about $1,000.
If interested, email your pitches to hello@theprogressnetwork.org.
Read their Tweet here
and their pitch and submission guidelines here.
Friday, December 3rd 2021
The
Progress Network is “a movement that speaks to a better future in a world
dominated by voices that suggest a worse one.” They are accepting pitches. They
would love to receive substantive good news, solutions journalism stories, constructive
opinions on current affairs, and “progress-oriented takes on historical,
psychological, philosophical, and cultural themes.” They are seeking reported
articles, opinion essays and think pieces, interviews, reviews, and listicles. For
something like a listicle, their rates start at $100. While for a long reported
feature, their rates top out at about $1,000. For more information, refer to
their Tweet
and pitch and
submission guidelines.