Freelancers, Showcase Your Investigative Skills at Mother Jones
Mother Jones, which launched in 1976, has always been a fearless pub, focused on holding those in power accountable for their actions. The mag has evolved over the years, and now focuses on a variety of topics, including politics, the environment and business accountability.
So how can a freelancer break in to this established, revered mag? Well, it helps to form relationships with the editors and to pitch fully formed stories, instead of just ideas:
Approximately one-third of the magazine is written by freelancers, many of whom have an ongoing relationship with the magazine.
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