Open Campus is hiring an editor to generate and develop in-depth story ideas about race and equity in higher education across America. This person will lead thoughtful, high-quality coverage in local markets for local audiences and will guide enterprise stories co-published by national outlets.
We’re a national nonprofit news organization that partners with local newsrooms to add dedicated higher education reporters to their communities. You’ll help us strengthen that local network, seeding story ideas, developing tools and resources, and deepening expertise at a time when the role of race in American higher education is at the center of political and policy debates across the country.
In this job, you’ll also oversee our HBCU Student Journalism Network, guiding the professional development of our paid student fellows. The HBCU student journalists who are part of this network cover issues facing the sector as a whole, and their work is co-published by local and national partners.
At Open Campus, you’ll be joining a young, growing newsroom and helping us pioneer a collaborative model for strengthening local news.
Your main job will be to help the reporters in our partner newsrooms produce knowing, in-depth stories about multiple aspects of race and equity in higher ed:
You’ll also develop and guide enterprise stories co-published by national outlets:
And you’ll support editors and student fellows in the Open Campus HBCU Student Journalism Network:
The race & equity editor will report to our editor-in-chief.
Here’s what we’re looking for in a race & equity editor:
Salary range: $85,000-$100,000
Interested candidates should apply here by Aug. 18, 2023.
For more information click here.
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