Fresnoland is looking for a reporter who can tell powerful, impactful stories that shed light on economic inequality in the central San Joaquin Valley and what can and is being done to improve working conditions for all.
The ideal candidate will be adept at building sources in the community, outside of government institutions; be well-read on state and local labor and economic policy, research, and trends; be willing to explore how immigration impacts workers; a strong writer who can make policy and process accessible and useful for diverse audiences; and, be comfortable digging through public documents, data, and using public records.
The reporter should also be creative at finding new ways of telling stories on their beat, and for the diverse communities of the region; and, they should be passionate about using reporting to improve quality of life and work for all, especially those who work in low-wage jobs or have barriers to economic mobility.
To apply, fill out the AirTable form here. We will be accepting applications through Tuesday, June 13, 2023. Any questions about the position? Contact Danielle at danielle@fresnoland.org.
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