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Hello and welcome to another edition of Inside The Newsroom, home to more journalism opportunities than any other newsletter in the world.
Last week we talked about loosening our grip on certainty — doing what we can, then letting the rest be what it is. This week I want to talk about something we still treat as optional until it forces the issue: the body keeps the score.
I don’t mean that in a dramatic way. I mean the plain version most of us live: you can win the argument in your head, file the story, show up for everyone, tell yourself you’re fine — and your shoulders are still up by your ears. Your sleep is thin, your patience is short, you’re more reactive than you intend to be, and you can’t quite explain why, because nothing “happened” today. The mind moves on quickly, but the body doesn’t always get the memo.
I’ve done it for years — especially in stretches when work was busy and life was loud. Coffee instead of rest, and pushing through because that’s what discipline looks like from the outside. And then wondering why a small email lands like a personal attack, or why a free weekend doesn’t feel free. It wasn’t weakness, it was backlog — stress stored in the system, interest on a debt I kept refusing to acknowledge.
I’m finding this works on both micro and macro levels. On the micro level, it’s the Tuesday when you’re not in crisis, but you’re still braced — jaw tight, chest shallow, already tired before the day has asked anything of you. On the macro level, it’s the story we tell in ambitious cultures: that the mind is the worker and the body is the vehicle, and vehicles don’t get a vote. And every time I ignore the score, the same question surfaces: how much of my “personality” is actually physiology I haven’t tended to?
What experience has taught me is that caring for the body isn’t a wellness aesthetic. It’s maintenance, like charging a phone you actually need tomorrow. Sleep isn’t a treat. Food isn’t a moral test. Movement isn’t punishment for sitting at a desk. Boundaries aren’t selfish; they’re how you stop leaking energy you’ll need for the people and work you care about. The score isn’t punishment, it’s information.
So this week, check the score — not to obsess over it, but to listen. Pick one non-negotiable: sleep, a walk, a meal eaten sitting down, a hard stop time, one conversation that isn’t about work. Pick one subtraction: the late scroll, the extra hour that costs you tomorrow, the guilt that says rest must be earned. With that, here’s to treating your body like part of the job — not an inconvenience around it. See you next week.
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- Type: Full-Time
- Location: New York
- Salary: $105,000-$130,000
- Ideal Candidate: Minimum 4 years experience in journalism, with at least 2 years in editing role; Oversee news coverage, ensuring timely, accurate and engaging reporting; Strong news judgment and the ability to make quick editorial decisions; Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines with a small team; Managing and mentoring an ambitious team of reporters; Assigning and editing stories, providing guidance to reporters to produce high-quality content. Must also be comfortable with writing breaking news when needed.
- Deadline: Rolling
- Type: Full-Time
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- Salary: £70,000-£90,000
- Ideal Candidate: Work with the Beast’s in-house reporters and external contributors to ideate and edit compelling content for our network of Substack publications, and help develop new newsletters and partnerships on Substack; Minimum four years experience in journalism, with at least two years in an editing role; Strong news judgment and the ability to make quick editorial decisions; Deep understanding of digital media and audience engagement strategies.
- Deadline: Rolling
🆕 More Perfect Union
- Type: Full-Time
- Location: Remote, U.S.
- Salary: $85,000
- Ideal Candidate: Identify opportunities in the news cycle to work with creators and produce content with substantive and original angles on current topics; Oversee production of 2-3 original vertical videos per week; Analyze and report out contributor content metrics; In collaboration with the Creator Talent Lead, train and mentor new and existing creators in best practices for video production, editorial alignment, storytelling and other skills; Manage and negotiate contracts for creator projects and manage influencer-related communication.
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🆕 American University
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- Location: Washington D.C.
- When: Starts July 27, 2026
- Salary: $26,000
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📰 Journalism Jobs
U.S. 🇺🇸
Pew Research Center — Head of Video | D.C., D.C. | Video | Apply here
The Atlantic — Senior Director, Events Audience Strategy & Engagement | New York, NY | Strategy | Apply here
Nexstar — Photographer I, News | Austin, TX | Photo | Apply here
Univision — Editor & Producer, Creative Services | Atlanta, GA | Producer | Apply here
Gray Media — Multimedia Journalist/Reporter | Montgomery, AL | Broadcast | Apply here
UK 🇬🇧
Financial Times — Companies Writer, Investors Chronicle | London, UK | Reporter | Apply here
Oxford University Press — Journal Manager | Oxford, UK | Strategy | Apply here
Financial Conduct Authority — Editorial Specialist | Edinburgh, UK | Editor | Apply here
BBC — Journalist, Newsbeat (Fixed-Term) | Birmingham, UK | Reporter | Apply here
LADbible Group — Senior Video Editor | London, UK | Video | Apply here
Europe 🇪🇺
The Times — Journalist | Dublin, Ireland | Reporter | Deadline: Rolling | Apply here
Fastmarkets — Price Reporter, Agriculture (Fixed-Term) | Kyiv, Ukraine | Reporter | Deadline: Rolling | Apply here
Condé Nast — Creative Strategist Assistant Intern (Internship) | Paris, France | Producer | Deadline: Rolling | Apply here
Springer Nature — Associate Senior Editor (Device Physics), Research Cross-Journal Editorial Team, Nature Journals | Madrid, Spain | Editor | Deadline: Rolling | Apply here
Disney — Photographe, Cdi/Cdd, F/H/Nb | Marne-la-Vallée, France | Photo | Deadline: Rolling | Apply here
Canada 🇨🇦
CBC — Digital Editor (French Speaking) | Montreal, Canada | Editor | Apply here
Corus — TV Assistant, Global News | Toronto, Canada | Broadcast | Apply here
Postmedia — Multimedia Journalist | Toronto, Canada | Reporter | Apply here
Bell Media — Weather Anchor | Winnipeg, Canada | Broadcast | Apply here
CBC — Senior Writer, Fact-Checking and News Verification (French Speaking) | Edmonton, Canada | Reporter | Apply here
🌳 Freelance Opportunities
- 🌲 NACLA — Pitch Call: U.S. Policy | Rate: $100–$200 | Remote | Writer | Pitch here
- 🌲 Romper — Pitch Call: Expense Report | Rate: Varies | Remote | Writer | Pitch here
- 🌲 Science — Pitch Call: Digital/Print | Rate: $1.25/word / $1/word | Remote | Writer | Pitch here
- 🌲 New York Amsterdam News — Pitch Call: Longform Articles | Rate: $2/word | Remote | Writer | Pitch here
- 🌲 UploadVR — Pitch Call: Features | Rate: $175+ | Remote | Writer | Pitch here
📅 Journalism Calendar
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🎓 Fellowships
➡️ The Washington Post Fellowship | American University | Fellowship📍 Washington, D.C. • 💰 $26,000 ⏰ Deadline: June 25, 2026 🔗 Apply here
➡️ Visual Journalism Support for Mental Health Reporting | CatchLight | Grant📍 Worldwide ⏰ Deadline: June 30, 2026 🔗 Apply here
➡️ Documentary & Film Fiscal Sponsorship Program for Filmmakers | From The Heart Productions | Grant📍 U.S. ⏰ Deadline: June 30, 2026 🔗 Apply here
🧠 Events & Trainings
➡️ CIJ Summer Conference | The Centre for Investigative Journalism | Conference📍 London • 🗓️ June 25–26, 2026 ⏰ Deadline: Rolling 🔗 Register here
➡️ Panel Discussion: The Murderous Business of Energy | Frontline Club | Event📍 London • 🗓️ June 29, 2026 • £6 ⏰ Deadline: Rolling 🔗 Register here
➡️ Uncovering AI’s Human Cost: A Non Technical Toolkit for Investigative Reporters | Pulitzer Center | Webinar📍 Worldwide • 🗓️ June 30, 2026 ⏰ Deadline: Rolling 🔗 Register here
🏆 Awards
➡️ European Science Journalist Of The Year Award | European Foundation for Science Journalism | Award📍 Europe ⏰ Deadline: June 30, 2026 🔗 Apply here
➡️ Evert Clark/Seth Payne Award For A Young Science Journalist | Council for the Advancement of Science Writing | Award📍 U.S. • 💰 $1,000 ⏰ Deadline: June 30, 2026 🔗 Apply here
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