InvestigateWest, a 14-year-old nonprofit news organization, is looking for an investigative reporter to cover Indigenous affairs across the Pacific Northwest. This is a unique opportunity to probe topics important to tribal communities across the region and to hold the powerful to account. For the right candidate, this can be an incredible opportunity to make a huge difference! Bonus: You can work from home, enjoy a relatively flexible schedule and be part of a mission-driven organization that produces investigative journalism and measures success by real-world impact.
This job is full-time and includes benefits. Candidates must live or be willing to relocate to the Northwest, ideally Washington state.
The ideal candidate:
Location: Work from home anywhere in the Northwest, ideally in Washington state
Compensation: $48,000-$65,000
Benefits: 100% coverage of health insurance, 50% of dental, retirement contribution, a work computer and a monthly work-from-home stipend of $100.
Work schedule: Flexible, but generally 40 hours.
Deadline: Jan. 26, 2024, though we will begin reviewing applications immediately. We’ll continue to consider candidates as long as the posting remains live on our website.
How to apply: Please send us a resume and four writing samples using this form.
Contact: Email questions to hiring@invw.org. No phone calls, please.
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