Want to contribute to The Oaklandside as a freelancer?

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The Oaklandside is actively seeking freelance contributors to bolster its journalism and storytelling capabilities. The organization aims to simplify the submission process and outline the support it offers to writers. Interested individuals can find comprehensive guidelines on how to engage with the publication effectively. This initiative is designed to attract a diverse range of voices, enhancing the depth and breadth of news coverage in Oakland. By fostering collaboration and community engagement, The Oaklandside seeks to respond more effectively to local issues and narratives.

The push for freelance contributions reflects a commitment to inclusivity and representation in journalism. Writers are encouraged to explore the opportunities, ensuring their voices are heard in local media. The publication's efforts to clarify its processes demonstrate a proactive approach to building relationships with potential contributors.

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