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Samantha Schuyler

@sdschuyler.bsky.social
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research director @thenation.com

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Samantha Schuyler @sdschuyler.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
We're now accepting applications for the winter/spring 2027 session of @thenation.com internship! 🔴 $20/hr, 35 hrs/week 🔴 6 months long, starting January 4 🔴 application deadline November 20 thenationfund.org/internship-a...
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Internship Application – The Nation Fund for Independent Journalism
Application Procedure Applicants must submit the following through the Submittable application: The internship is full-time, five days a week. (Interns work 35 hours per week.) Interns are paid $20 pe...
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Jack Mirkinson @jackmirkinson.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
not hyperbole to say that there is NO BETTER INTERNSHIP IN ALL OF MEDIA. don't believe me? apply and see for yourself!
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Samantha Schuyler @sdschuyler.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
Applications for the summer/fall 2026 session of @thenation.com internship are now open! 🔴 $20/hr, 35 hrs/week 🔴 6 months long, starting June 22 🔴 application deadline April 19 thenationfund.org/apply/
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Apply – The Nation Fund for Independent Journalism
Apply now for our journalism internship program.
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Discourse Blog @handle.invalid · 09/06/2025
IMPORTANT: our call for New York City to elect a hot mayor is SPREADING. It's even on little flyers! Glad to be playing a role in the democratic process. And read the @sdschuyler.bsky.social blog that started it all.... www.discourseblog.com/p/new-york-c...
A little poster of our New York City deserves a hot mayor blog.
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Sarah Weinman @sarahweinman.com · 06/07/2023
An absolute DREAM review of the anthology in the Washington Post today!!! www.washingtonpost.com/books/2023/0…
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Review | Seeking the truth behind exploitative tales of true crime
In the anthology ‘Evidence of Things Seen,’ an array of journalists and other writers tell stories of wrongdoing that illuminate broader issues in our society.
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