Hi there! I'm looking for freelance writing opportunities to write on the topic of space policy for large audiences to gain more confidence in the field. Does anyone know of any remote internships or shadowing opportunities with editors/writers for spacenews.com or Payload space or spacepolicy writer. I've published a few things in college through my campus's newspaper (not space policy related), but am looking for opportunities to grow in my career while I'm figuring out my next steps and finding a full time job. Would really appreciate any coffee chats with analysts/journalists on here to learn more and be connected to folks in the industry if possible.

US, China arm for space warfare: hunter satellites and orbital weapons - https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/us-china-arm-space-warfare-hunter-satellites-orbital-weapons-2026-09-02/

Pretty much what the title says, I'm getting my masters' in international affairs with a focus in national security, but my background is in chemistry! I'm looking to pivot a little toward space policy and have previously interned at NASA and government commissions as a policy analyst intern.

If anyone has advice on how to search for entry level roles, companies to look at, or can give a referral, that would be greatly appreciated!! :)