This reporter will dig deeply into data and historical precedent to reveal the sometimes-hidden issues driving economic disparity in South Florida, hit the streets to show how those issues are affecting people in our community, and explore potential solutions.
Affordable housing, educational opportunity, accessible health care, job training, financial lending – these issues are foundational to economic mobility and will be core to this beat. We’re looking for a reporter who is equally comfortable distilling the data on these topics and showing their impact with exceptional shoe leather reporting.
This coverage will include daily news stories, short-term projects and deep enterprise. Accountability and solutions-focused journalism will be key priorities.
This is a two-year grant-based opportunity with the possibility of extension.
What you’ll bring
Candidates should have the following skills:
This position is philanthropically funded for two years. Extension of the position is dependent on receiving additional funding. Funders have no input on editorial decisions, which remain with the newsroom.
To apply, go here.
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