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Wanted: UrbanTurf Neighborhood Profile Writers

  • September 16th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

Wanted: UrbanTurf Neighborhood Profile Writers: Figure 1
The view from a porch in Palisades.

UrbanTurf is looking for experienced writers with local knowledge of DC-area neighborhoods to help us update the neighborhood profile section of our site.

Starting in 2009, UrbanTurf began profiling every neighborhood in DC and the close-in suburbs. For a complete list of those neighborhoods, click here.

We are looking for writers who can insightfully and succinctly capture the essence of any neighborhood while writing in a clever and engaging way.

If you feel like you have the chops and knowledge for this position, please email us with three writing samples. To get a sense of the style, tone, and feel of what we want, be sure to read through some of our existing profiles.

Send your application to editor2015@urbanturf.com. We look forward to hearing from you.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/wanted_urbanturf_neighborhood_profile_writers/9441.

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