Showing posts with label journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journalism. Show all posts

03 July 2011

Health News Correspondents Wanted for Non-Profit LGBTQ Community Service (Detroit)

Occasional health-news corespondent needed for nonprofit community health news-service
serving LGBTQ, Latino, African-American and other ethnic media and urban publications.

An ideal opportunity to learn the skills and standards required of health journalists.

Qualifications: Health sciences or journalism background. Have some and understanding of medical research or a desire to learn. Understand the importance of deadlines.

Spanish or other foreign language writing skills a plus.

Location: Mid-west

Compensation: Payment per article

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-kgpud-2475141124@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-kgpud-2475141124@craigslist.org
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29 June 2011

LGBT News Reporter Wanted for Metro Weekly (Washington)

Metro Weekly seeks an energetic, talented and aggressive news reporter to join our rapidly growing editorial team. This beat will be primarily responsible for coverage of local LGBT news in the Washington metropolitan area, including those intersections of local issues and national policy that happen only in the nation’s capital. The news reporter will be responsible for finding and reporting breaking LGBT news; developing and maintaining sources and relationships among leading LGBT people and organizations; contributing daily and weekly content to the Metro Weekly website and Thursday print publication; and posting contributions to Poliglot, one of the nation’s leading LGBT political news blogs.

The ideal candidate will have one to two years experience working (and interning) in a print or online news publication; bring a passion for breaking news that makes a difference in the lives of LGBT people; be comfortable both in a congressional hearing and a local police station; possess a strong knowledge of issues important to the LGBT community; maintain a commitment to responsible and accurate reporting; and exercise impeccable writing skills.

The news reporter position salary is commensurate with experience, and comes with a generous benefit plan that includes excellent health and dental insurance. Metro Weekly’s workplace is vibrant, creative and dedicated to the pursuit of being the best in LGBT journalism. This position is to start in August 2011.

Metro Weekly is Washington’s largest and best-read LGBT news publication. Founded in 1994, it has grown from a locally focused community magazine into a national LGBT source for news, politics, arts and entertainment. In addition to its weekly Thursday print edition that reaches 55,000 readers, MetroWeekly.com has the largest Web traffic of any local, weekly LGBT publication in the nation. In addition to up-to-date news and arts information, the website maintains popular blogs such as Poliglot, Last Word and the new travel-focused Elsewhere.

To apply, send your cover letter, resume and clips to the attention of Sean Bugg at editor@metroweekly.com or by mail to Metro Weekly, 1012 14th St. NW, Washington, DC 20005.

Metro Weekly is an equal opportunity employer.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: editor@metroweekly.com

For submissions: editor@metroweekly.com

Website: http://www.metroweekly.com/
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16 June 2011

Freelance Writer to Cover Gay Pride Events Wanted for Mirrorball Group

Mirrorball is looking for a seasoned, reliable freelance writer to contribute coverage of Gay Pride events taking place in New York, LA and Miami and beyond for a branded global website launching later this month. We're looking for someone who has excellent writing skills, knows the scene and can generate a variety of interesting story pitches. Ability to meet deadlines is absolutely essential. Interested? Then send us a brief letter of interest outlining your credentials and resume along with links to published work. No phone calls, please.

Job Location: New York, NY USA

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.mirrorball.com/
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15 June 2011

Reporters/ Writers Wanted for Gay-SD.com

San Diego Uptown News and Gay San Diego seek freelance news reporters and feature writers. Ideal candidates will have the following 
experience:

-A journalism degree or equivalent experience
-Clippings from local newspapers (news and/or features)
-Knowledge of local community and/or local LGBT community
-Ability to pitch news stories and/or feature articles with a news hook
-Ability to submit professional quality photos with assigned news stories
-Contacts with local community leaders and/or LGBT community leaders, groups and organizations (or ability to quickly establish them)
-Familiarity with AP style and guidelines.




Pay range for writers is $35 to $65 per article, depending on story complexity, number of story sources, quality of submitted photos and quality of writing.



If you are interested, please send a resume, cover letter and examples of published news stories to Celene Adams at editor@sduptownnews.com and/or to Rick Braatz at rick@gay-sd.com.




Contact Information:

For inquiries: dmannis@sduptownnews.com

For submissions: dmannis@sduptownnews.com

Website: http://www.gay-sd.com/, http://sduptownnews.com/
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27 April 2011

News Writers Wanted for Edge Publications (GLBT Media Network)

EDGE Publications, Inc. operates the leading network of local gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender news and entertainment portals on the Internet. We are a rapidly growing company with web sites currently serving New England, Boston, Provincetown, Providence, New York City, Philadelphia, South Florida, Dallas, Chicago, Washington, DC, San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles and Seattle. We publish daily and have a monthly readership of more than 800,000.

SEEKING NEWS WRITERS:

Are you a talented news writer with experience who knows how to snoop out the story, who knows how to conduct a phone interview or how to cover an event accurately and engagingly? Are you passionate about LGBT issues? If so, we're looking for you! EDGE is seeking writers who are willing to do the footwork (on the phone mostly, but occasionally the old shoe leather) to track down the stories that the LGBT community wants to read. Please send (in Word) your resume and enclose links to samples or samples (PDF or other readable format, please) to careers@edgemedianetwork.com.

Location: Boston, MA

Payment: Paid Per Story

Contact Information:

For inquiries: careers@edgemedianetwork.com

For submissions: careers@edgemedianetwork.com

Website: http://www.edgepublications.com/
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26 April 2011

LGBTQ Columnist Wanted at New Mexico DailyLobo.com

The New Mexico Daily Lobo is hiring for columnists. Must be a UNM student to qualify. Columns desired include : columns on LGBTQ issues, Sci/Tech issues, Energy Policy, Sexual health & opinion, and anything relevant to the student population at UNM. Pays $15 per column. Please respond to email address given.

Location: UNM

Compensation: $15 per column

Via: criagslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-stxjd-2309493472@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-stxjd-2309493472@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.dailylobo.com/
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14 April 2011

Ghost Writer Wanted for Gay Sports Colour Piece (Chicago)

Looking for a writer with experience in both colour pieces and sports reporting who can cover a basketball game.

Experience with sports photography is a benefit and will increase amount you are paid.

This is a gay basketball tournament and you must be comfortable with the atmosphere and people you will be around.

Please respond with resumes, and copies of past published articles and/or photos, and typical pay grade.

Tournament is April 16th & 17th. Must attend one game. Colour piece should be 200-300 words.

Compensation: based on experience

Via: craigslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-3dmz2-2323253922@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-3dmz2-2323253922@craigslist.org
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11 April 2011

Freelance Reporters Wanted for The Rainbow Times

The Rainbow Times, a New England LGBT publication, is seeking reporters!

Ideal candidate/s will have:

* experience interviewing people in various roles (celebrities, political officials, community members)
* report all angles with complete objectivity
* be a graduate of a journalism program
* have former experience as a reporter (show proofs of published articles)
* have initiative to submit story ideas and follow up on them

Must have:

* computer, Internet, and a car or some form of reliable transportation
* knowledge of LGBT issues
* resume & cover letter available for consideration (please email via this post only)

This is a free-lance position (no benefits), also open to recent graduates of journalism. Pay is comensurate with experience. All encouraged to apply. EOE.

No phone calls please. Principals only, no recruiters.

Location: Boston

Compensation: Commensurate with experience.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-jvfcy-2317549999@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-jvfcy-2317549999@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.therainbowtimesmass.com/
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30 March 2011

Freelance News and Feature Writers Wanted at Pride Source.com

Deadline: 15 April 2011

Location:
Livonia, Michigan

Website: http://www.pridesource.com

Description:

News and feature freelance writers wanted

Between The Lines Newspaper, Michigan's LGBT news source, is looking for talented feature and news writers.

Feature writers will pen the long-form, creative and investigative stories that grace our covers and special issues.

Ideal candidates will have:

-At least two years of experience writing for newspapers or magazines
-A variety of clips that demonstrate a mastery of storytelling
-A demonstrated record of juggling multiple deadlines
-A solid grasp of AP style and English grammar

News writers will report on political and nonprofit developments and events that are of particular importance to the LGBT community.

Ideal candidates will:

-Have at least two years of experience reporting hard news
-Have a variety of clips that demonstrate breaking news and investigative coverage
-Live in southeast Michigan or Lansing
-Demonstrate an understanding of Michigan's political processes and players
-Be able to complete fair, accurate stories on deadline
-Be capable of taking photos and/or video to accompany stories
-Have a solid grasp of AP style and English grammar

BTL has covered LGBT news, politics and entertainment since 1993. The weekly publication reaches 50,000 readers across Michigan, and the website, pridesource.com, attracts more than 100,000 views each month. BTL prides itself on creating accurate, creative and investigative stories that make our readers think.

Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume and five clips to News Editor Tara Cavanaugh at tara@pridesource.com by April 15.

More information here.
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25 March 2011

Freelance News Reporters Wanted for Gay San Diego Community Newspaper (rate: $35-$65 per story)

Reply to: job-baf4r-2286816054@craigslist.org

Bi-weekly Gay San Diego, LGBT community newspaper, is seeking freelance news reporters. Ideal candidates will have the following background and experience:

· A journalism degree or equivalent experience.

· News stories published in local newspapers and/or LGBT publications.

· Knowledgeable about the local LGBT community.

· Ability to pitch news stories.

· Can submit professional quality photos with assigned news stories.

· Has or can quickly develop contacts with local LGBT community leaders, groups and organizations.

· Is familiar with AP style and guidelines.

Pay range for writers is $35 to $65 depending on readability, number of story sources and quality of submitted photos. Please send resume, cover letter and examples of published news stories.

Location: Hillcrest/North Park

Telecommuting is ok.

More information here.
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05 March 2011

Writers Wanted for San Diego’s Leading LGBT News Source

Reply to: job-33mua-2231051956@craigslist.org

Do you want to write for San Diego’s leading LGBT news source? Can you quickly respond to breaking news, or produce thoughtful profiles about local people and organizations? This is a part-time contract position for someone who is very familiar with San Diego’s vibrant LGBT community. Reporting experience is preferred. Send your resume and sample clips for consideration.

Location: San Diego, CA

Telecommuting is ok.

More information here.
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02 February 2011

San Diego Gay/ Lesbian Community Newspaper Seeks Experienced Journalists

Reply to: gigs-fuzwx-2187560489@craigslist.org

Weekly newspaper serving the San Diego gay and lesbian community is looking for experienced journalists to write news, interview, feature, political and entertainment stories. We're looking for a few writers that can contribute on a regular basis.

Most stories will be assigned by the editorial staff, but we also encourage story ideas. Must adhere to AP Style. Completed stories range from 300-500 words for a news story, 500-1,000 words for a feature or entertainment story, to 1,500 words for an interview or cover story. Quick turn-arounds may be required to meet weekly deadlines.

Please respond with samples of your writing.

Location: San Diego

Compensation: $40-$150

More information here.
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13 January 2011

UNESCO/Guillermo Cano $25,000 World Press Freedom Prize 2011

Deadline: 15 February 2011

UNESCO invites Member States, regional and international organizations, professional and non-governmental organizations working in the field of journalism and freedom of expression to nominate candidates for the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize 2011.

The purpose of the Prize, supported by the Guillermo Cano Foundation, the Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation and JP/Politiken Newspapers LTD, is to honour a person, organization or institution that has made a notable contribution to the defence and/or promotion of press freedom anywhere in the world, especially if this involved risk.

The prize is intended to reward journalists who have shown dedication in the name of freedom of expression and information and to afford them the international recognition they deserve. Awarded annually, the Prize is marked by a ceremony and the winner is presented with the sum of US$25,000.

The 2011 Prize will be awarded during the World Press Freedom Day conference, which will take place in May.

How to submit your nomination

Nominations for the Prize should be submitted by filling out the form in English>> or French>> and sending it before 15 February 2011 by normal mail or by email to:

UNESCO
Division for Freedom of Expression, Democracy and Peace
1, rue Miollis
75732 Paris cedex 15
France
Tel: 33.1.45.68.42.12
Fax: 33.1.45.68.55.84

E-mail: s.coudray(at)unesco.org

More information here.
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10 December 2010

Business/ Industry Journalist Needed for Inside Fashion Live (NY - telecommute)

Deadline: 13 January 2011

Company: 21st Century Media Ltd.
Position: Business Journalist/Reporter
Location: New York, Telecommute
Job Status: Freelance
Salary: Negotiable

Business/Industry Journalist

We are looking for an experienced writer/reporter/journalism to cover business feature stories. We are a group of B2B print publications. All articles are focused on the international apparel industry – from fibers to retail. We are writing for an audience of senior executives in a specific industry so all articles must provide a clear “take away” that would be of value to our audience.

Qualifications

- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- At least five years of business journalism experience as a journalist/writer/reporter
- Deep knowledge of the international apparel industry (sourcing/logistics/raw materials) from a business perspective
-Ability to deliver information accurately and concisely
- Ability to to provide insights and perspective into industry reports
- Demonstrable attention to detail and organizational skills
- An entrepreneurial and energetic approach to the job
- A good communicator, collaborator and team player
- Knowledge of the apparel, textile and retail industry.

Interested journalists please apply to editor@inside-fashion.net. Please include relevant samples of your work and your resume/CV. Sample copies of our publications can be viewed on our website at www.insidefashionLive.com.

More information here.
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07 December 2010

Vacancy: Research Assistant (Journalism graduate) for a Beauty Website (NY)

Location: New York, NY

Description:

A new website approaching beauty from a science, health and psychological perspective is looking for a sharp, hard working, research assistant to join our editorial team. The candidate must have an excellent understanding of science, and health, and beauty, possess excellent research skills and be comfortable finding and digging through scientific literature and separating validated studies from fluff. This position will also be in charge of fact checking and proofreading and there will be the chance to write articles and contribute to the website.

The ideal candidate would have a journalism degree with a deep interest in and understanding of science and health, or a science or health degree with a flare for writing and interest in pursuing an editorial career.

The position is full time with benefits – competitive salary, health insurance, 401K, etc. – and based in our offices in New York City’s NoHo neighborhood.

Responsibilities:

-Research and compile information for analysis scientific journals and studies that pertain to beauty, from a scientific, health, psychological and wellness standpoint
-Validate studies with panels of experts
-Cross check all citations and examine all the references provided in articles
-Read and copy edit all content to meet standards for style, grammar, punctuation, spelling, clarity, accuracy, etc.
-Pitch, research and write articles
-Act as assistant to the editorial department

Required Skills

-Experience compiling research using scientific journals
-Ability to research and verify validity of studies, facts and quotes
-Discerning eye for spelling and grammar mistakes
-Knowledge of AP or Chicago Manual of Style
-Strong experience or interest in beauty, science and health
-Ability to take the initiative and is proficient at reporting, problem-solving, and identifying areas for improvement
-Natural collaboration with others; enjoys working closely with different disciplines to problem-solve and create superior web experiences
-Ability to multi-task while keeping an eye out for the details
-Organized and deadline-oriented
-Boundless energy and passion for truth-based beauty

Contact:

Please email Laura@youbeauty.com with a cover letter in the body of the email detailing your experience, with your resume attached.

More information here.
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01 December 2010

Vacancy: Editor in Chief for InTheFray Magazine

In The Fray Magazine ( http://inthefray.org), an online, award-winning, international publication that seeks to question, inform and inspire conversations about identity and community, is looking for an Editor-In-Chief to manage the magazine's editorial staff and plan upcoming issues.

In 2006 alone, we published articles from 17 countries on five continents, and our articles have won national recognition, including a 2006 Excellence in Online Journalism Award from the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association. Our advisory board includes such distinguished figures in journalism and academia as Ray Suarez, William Julius Wilson, and Helen Zia. This is a wonderful opportunity to work with a team of talented and passionate writers, editors, and artists; learn about online publishing; and influence public discussions about issues that you are passionate about.

We are looking for a talented writer, editor, and manager to oversee the magazine's day-to-day operations, recruit new contributors and staff members, plan special issues, coordinate an all-volunteer staff of about 12, ensure that about 5-7 stories are published each month in a timely manner, write a monthly preview to each edition of the magazine, and plan and lead regular editorial board meetings each month (wirelessly). For this position, top-notch organization skills, reliability, the ability to manage a team of volunteers, enthusiasm, and creativity count for just as much, if not more, than editorial experience.

We seek someone who can commit to working with us for at least one year for about 8 to 10 hours each week. All work can be done from your home, as you will communicate with other editors and writers primarily through e-mail and the phone. A small honorarium is included for this position.

Application instructions:

Interested applicants should send resume, cover letter, writing samples and professional references to bizrecruit@inthefray.org. Applicants without an position-appropriate cover letter will not be considered. Please list your full name and position title in the subject line.

More information here.
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16 November 2010

Vacancy: Director of National News for Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation

Director of National News

New York

Job Summary

GLAAD's Director of National News is responsible for executing the organization's work in the national news media to ensure fair and accurate representations of LGBT people and issues in mainstream national newspapers, magazines, television, radio and new media. This position will be located in our New York office.

Responsibilities

* Set vision, goals and objectives for GLAAD's national news team
* Identify and develop strategic opportunities to elevate stories to illustrate the concrete harms faced by LGBT people due to lack of equal protection
* Identify, develop and lead campaigns to challenge defamatory news coverage and encourage fair and accurate reporting of LGBT people and events
* Analyze national news coverage, determine fairness and accuracy and develop strategic response. Persuade media outlets to correct stories with problematic language/content
* Build and sustain relationships with key national news gatekeepers and decision makers
* Maintain database of contacts across mainstream national media outlets
* Identify stories and spokespeople that fit into the movement's public education goals, with a particular focus on reaching people of faith and people of color
* Broker high-level diversity meetings with key national news gatekeepers and decision makers
* Media prep and coordinate crisis communications plans for leaders, organizations and everyday people in advance of high-level broadcast news and print opportunities
* Engage GLAAD members to take action against a wide range of faulty media reports, prompting apologies and corrections
* Execute effective media campaigns
* Brainstorm strategic national story pitches and placements for GLAAD constituents and GLAAD leadership
* Develop high-level national spokesperson trainings
* Plan, write, edit and proof written materials including press releases, calls to action, blog posts and letters to media professionals, op-eds and letters to the editor
* Identify, research and document trends and developments within the news industry
* Maximize GLAAD's visibility at conferences as a resource to journalists
* Serve as GLAAD spokesperson on as needed basis to communicate media advocacy work
* Oversee staff, fellows, interns/ maintain departmental budget

Qualifications

* Bachelor's degree in media or communications or related field
* At least seven years of work within the national news media or communications related field
* Demonstrated success in writing, editing and reporting
* Dynamic speaking skills
* Network of national media contacts and experience communicating with high-level media decision makers
* Excellent relationship-building skills and extremely positive attitude
* Media campaign experience preferred
* Strong organizational skills, ability to manage multiple tasks to meet deadlines
* Media training experience
* Demonstrated project management skills and ability to work under deadline pressure
* Internet savvy including experience with Facebook, Twitter and other online organizing tools
* Knowledge of, and commitment to, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues.
* Demonstrated commitment to teamwork among staff and volunteers
* Ability to work effectively with people of diverse races, ages, ethnicities and sexual identities
* Excellent knowledge of word processing, database programs, internet research, Lexis Nexis, Cision and spreadsheet programs

Supervision

The Director of National News reports to the Deputy Director of Media Programs and supervises the Associate Director of National News, a fellow and an intern.

Compensation

Salary commensurate with experience. Benefits include: 403(b) retirement plan; escalating vacation beginning with three weeks+; Paid sick, personal days and holidays; and 100% organization paid health benefits for employees including medical, dental, vision, flex spending accounts, flexible work arrangements, employee assistance program and life and long-term disability insurance.

Contact

Name: jobs@glaad.org - no phone calls please

**Please send resume, cover letter and salary requirement in order to be considered**

Other Notes:

GLAAD is a business casual dress environment.

GLAAD does not have the ability to provide sponsorship or relocation benefits to candidates at this time.

Apply for this position online

You must be a registered member of our web community to apply for this position. You will be directed to register if you have not done so already.

About GLAAD

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) amplifies the voice of the LGBT community by empowering real people to share their stories, holding the media accountable for the words and images they present, and helping grassroots organizations communicate effectively. By ensuring that the stories of LGBT people are heard through the media, GLAAD promotes understanding, increases acceptance, and advances equality. For more information, please visit www.glaad.org.

"GLAAD" is a registered trademark of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Inc.

GLAAD is an Equal Opportunity Employer

More information here.
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Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association's Leroy F. Aarons Scholarship

Deadline: 21 January 2011

Criteria

Applicants must be planning to pursue a career in journalism, be able to demonstrate their passion and commitment to the profession. Selection will be based on journalistic and scholastic ability. Applicants also must demonstrate an awareness of the issues facing the LGBT community and the importance of fair and accurate news coverage.

For undergraduates, a declared major in journalism and/or communications is desirable but not required. Non-journalism majors may demonstrate their commitment to a journalism career through work samples, internships, and work on a school news publication, online news service or broadcast affiliate.

Who Can Apply

* High school seniors who have been accepted to attend a U.S. community college or four-year university, or who can show proof of application to a community college or four-year university and will attend full-time beginning in the 2011-2011 academic year.
* Undergraduate students who will attend a U.S. community college or four year university full-time during the 2011-2012 academic year.
* Undergraduate students who have been accepted for their first year of a U.S. graduate school and have submitted a tuition deposit for the 2011-2012 academic year. Graduate students must be enrolled in a journalism program.

How to Apply

A complete application package should be submitted electronically to NLGJA via e-mail to Aarons@nlgja.org *. Incomplete applications will not be considered. To request a non-electronic application please write bach@nlgja.org . Application package materials will not be returned.

Application packages should include:

* Application.
* One-page résumé.
* Five work samples as described under work samples.
* High school seniors must provide a copy of a letter of acceptance to a U.S. community college or four-year university.
* Three letters of recommendation. One must be from a teacher or professor. High school students may obtain letters from counselors and/or principals.
* An autobiography in the third person and written as a news story describing the applicant's commitment and passion for journalism and career goals. The autobiography should be no more than 1,000 words.
* Official transcript provided in sealed envelope, please mail official transcript separately to:

Aaron's Scholarship – NLGJA
1420 K Street NW, Suite 910
Washington, DC 20005

Please send applications to Aarons@nlgja.org * and include the name of the applicant in the subject line.

*Any undelivered application will be considered incomplete.

Application Fee

There is no application fee for the Leroy F. Aarons Scholarship.

Work Samples

* Print - Samples written by the applicant and published in a high school, college or community newspaper, magazine or online news service. Samples should be submitted as scans in either *.jpg or *.pdf formats.
* Video - Should be submitted via e-mail when possible. Embedded video, file downloads or web addresses are also acceptable. Work samples may contain more than one story but should be no longer than 10 minutes.
* Audio - Should be submitted via e-mail when possible. File downloads or web addresses are also acceptable. Work samples may contain more than one story but should be no longer than 10 minutes.
* Photographic - Images should be examples of published work from a high school, college or community newspaper, magazine or online news service. Published submissions and/or originals should be submitted in *.jpg, *.pdf, *.tif or *.gif formats.

Deadline and Schedule

Completed applications must arrive in full by January 21, 2011 at 11:59pm (Eastern). NLGJA is not responsible for any incomplete or late applications, nor any late applications due to e-mail delays. The recipient will be notified about their award on March 1, 2011. The scholarship award will be announced through a national press release and in various NLGJA publications. The recipient will be honored at NLGJA's annual New York Benefit. Travel and accommodations will be provided. Event location and date TBA.

More information here.
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13 October 2010

22nd Annual GLAAD Media Awards: Call for Submissions

Deadline: 17 November 2010

The GLAAD Media Awards recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives.

Eligibility period: January 1, 2010 – December 31, 2010

Call for Submissions: Entries are accepted at any time during the calendar year, before the submission deadline.

Submission deadline: Materials must be received in the Los Angeles GLAAD office by Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 6:00 p.m. PT

Why is the submission deadline before the end of the eligibility period?:GLAAD will consider media images which appear between November 17 and December 31, 2010. However, we require that all media projects which appeared before November 17 be submitted by the November 17 deadline.

If you have a project that you know will appear between the deadline and December 31, please contact GLAAD at submissions@glaad.org to make special arrangements for submission.

Must a media project be submitted in order to be nominated?

Mainstream Media – GLAAD monitors mainstream media on a year-round basis as part of our work to fight defamation and promote fair, accurate, and inclusive LGBT images in the media. This monitoring provides a pool of potential nominees for the volunteer juries to review. The volunteer juries may choose to nominate LGBT images from these media outlets – even if the image is not submitted.

Media Outlets Created By and For an LGBT Audience – GLAAD does not monitor media created by and for the LGBT community for defamation – therefore we do not generate a pool of potential nominees. Furthermore, the limited availability and distribution of this media means GLAAD is not physically able to monitor it. Therefore ALL media outlets which are created by and for the LGBT community MUST submit their programming and journalism in order for it to be eligible for nomination.

Nominees announced: Nominees will be announced in mid-January 2011. Please check www.glaad.org/mediaawards for the exact date.

Award Recipients announced: Award recipients will be announced at each of the 22nd Annual GLAAD Media Awards events. Events will take place in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. For the exact dates, please visit www.glaad.org/mediaawards

Award Categories in Each City: The award categories will be divided among the three cities. In early-February 2011 GLAAD will announce which awards will be given out onstage in each city. (Due to the number of categories and limited amount of show time, not all awards will be announced onstage.)

HOW TO SUBMIT

Download an entry form and mail it with supporting materials to GLAAD. You may not submit online, via e-mail or fax. Further details about submitting an entry are provided on the entry form itself.

If you have additional questions after you have reviewed the entry form, please refer to the FAQ, or e-mail submissions@glaad.org.

More information here.
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