This list, though extensive, is in no way exhaustive. Many literary journals will consider short prose whether they advertise that fact or not. But these links lead to journals that have expressed a specific interest:
A3 Review
Arts & Letters
Atlas + Alice
Atticus Review
Baltimore Review
Barren Magazine
Bending Genres
(b)oink
Booth Review
Burningwood Literary
Catholic Digest “Last Word” essays
Cheap Pop
Cincinnati Review (micro contest)
Citron Review
Cleaver
Construction
Craft Literary
Cutbank
decomP
Deep Wild Journal
Defunct
Diagram
Ellipsis Zine
Empty House Press
Fairy Tale Review
Feed
FIVE:2:ONE
Foliate Oak
Fugue
Gigantic Sequins
Gordon Square Review
Guernica (fewer than 2,500)
Gulf Coast
Hippocampus
Hobart
Humana Obscura (nature focused)
Long Leaf Review
Lost Balloon
Lunch Ticket
mac(ro)mic
Matchbook
Monkeybicycle
MoonPark Review
Mslexia (UK based; “for women who write”)
Multiplicity
New Delta Review
New South Journal
New Orleans Review
NY Times Modern Love (a bit longer, 1500-1700 words)
Paper Darts
Parhelion
Passages North
Pidgeonholes
Pithead Chapel
Porter House Review
Proximity
Redivider
River Teeth (Beautiful Things)
Sidereal Magazine
Sleet Magazine
Smokelong Quarterly
Sonora Review
Split Lip
Spry Lit
Stonecrop Review
Sundog Lit
Sweet: A Literary Confection
Tahoma Literary Review
The Adroit Journal
The Christian Science Monitor’s “Home Forum” section
The Collagist
The Curator (Essays that contemplate the stories behind everyday objects)
The Florida Review
The Forge
The Nasiona
The Offing
The Pinch Journal
The Real Story
The Schuylkill Valley Journal
The Sun’s “Readers Write” section
Thorn Literary
Thread
Threadcount
Tiny Essays
TriQuarterly Online
Unbroken Journal
Under the Gum Tree
Waxwing
Wildness
WOW! Women on Writing
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Further Resources
The Best of Brevity: Twenty Groundbreaking Years of Flash Nonfiction
The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing Flash Nonfiction
The Brevity Blog: Tips, Craft Discussions, Contest Announcements, and Essays on the Writing Life
“Flash Nonfiction: An Interview with Dinty W. Moore” (River Teeth blog)
Literary Magazines and Journals Database (from Poets & Writers; filter by “creative nonfiction”