A fully-funded travel fellowship for science journalists to attend the Abel Prize Week in Oslo in May. Fellows cover the award ceremony, interview laureates, and report on groundbreaking mathematics research.
This fully-funded fellowship brings a global cohort of journalists to NYU’s Greenwich Village campus for an intensive 2-day program on climate economics and finance. Participants learn from world-renowned experts, explore… Continue Reading »
Tarbell offers grants ($1,000$20,000) to support independent, original journalism on artificial intelligence across six focus areas including accountability reporting on AI companies, policy, government/military use, labor impacts, and developments in… Continue Reading »
This scholarship offers 10 early-mid career journalists from Africa, Latin America, West Asia, and South Asia full access to a 24.5-hour online training in investigative climate reporting, covering climate finance,… Continue Reading »
This seven-month remote fellowship mentors early-career communications professionals from Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, building skills in communicating complex sustainability and systems thinking to broad… Continue Reading »
This eight-month program provides funding, expert training, and advisory support to small and mid-sized independent news outlets in Global Majority countries, helping them strategically adopt AI to enhance business resilience,… Continue Reading »
This fully-funded, nine-week U.S. fellowship offers international journalists an immersive tour to explore American media, politics, and culture firsthand through meetings with experts and reporting across multiple cities.
A six-month, paid remote fellowship supporting early-career journalists from tropical countries to produce high-quality environmental stories. Fellows receive training, editorial mentorship, and publication experience to build careers in environmental journalism… Continue Reading »
A program connecting young scholars with research opportunities, collaborative projects, and mentorship to pursue in-depth inquiry across fields like science, humanities, and social impact, expanding skills and global academic engagement.
It funds undergraduates to develop leadership and conduct independent research with faculty mentors, combining skills training with real-world project experience to build research capacity and impact.
