The African Humanities Program (AHP) by Carnegie/ACLS was initiated in 2008 with the generous support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York to fund early-career scholars working and residing in Africa. ACLS crafted the program to stimulate and facilitate the generation of new knowledge and novel research approaches, bolster the capacity of early-career researchers in […]
The ACLS Fellowship program is the longest-running program in ACLS’s portfolio, supporting outstanding scholarship in the humanities and interpretive social sciences. In the most recent competition year, ACLS awarded approximately $3.8 million in support to 60 exceptional scholars. Given the disproportionate effect the current economic downturn has had on emerging, independent, and untenured scholars, ACLS […]
The Gratitude Network Fellowship is a 1-year free program designed for non-profit leaders and their organizations globally. This initiative focuses on enhancing leaders’ confidence and capabilities while providing tools and processes to amplify the organization’s impact. Key Features of Gratitude Network Fellowship Program: Increased leadership confidence for fellows Effective leadership team leading with aligned goals […]
The AFRIKA KOMMT! Fellowship Program establishes connections between forward-thinking African professionals and leading German companies, fostering global inclusive business and mutually beneficial collaboration. This initiative offers a unique opportunity for young, talented African professionals to undergo a one-year transformative experience that impacts both their career and life. Key Features of AFRIKA KOMMT! Fellowship Program: Enhance […]
Deadline: March 1, 2024 — Journalists have the opportunity to apply for a one-semester fellowship aimed at advancing science journalism in Africa and the Middle East. This fellowship aims to enhance the skills of a journalist from Africa or the Middle East, enabling them to contribute to the development of high-quality science and health journalism […]
Application Deadline: March 21, 2024 — Filmmakers and journalists in the early to mid-stages of their careers, hailing from the global south and possessing compelling non-fiction stories about the global south, are invited to apply for the One World Media fellowship. The One World Media fellowship serves as a launchpad for emerging talents dedicated to […]
Deadline: April 5, 2024 — The Dag Hammarskjöld Fund for Journalists is welcoming applications from print, television, radio, or internet journalists for its 2024 fellowship program. Journalists from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean, as well as Oceania, who successfully apply will have the opportunity to cover the deliberations of the 79th United Nations […]
Deadline: Ongoing — Mongabay is inviting story pitches from journalists with an interest in covering carbon credits, offsets, or markets. Journalists will have the opportunity for paid assignments to report on carbon offsets across various media formats, including print, video, data, and multimedia journalism. Mongabay is particularly interested in stories that enhance understanding of these […]
Deadline: Ongoing — The RCDIJ Africa Fund is currently accepting applications from journalists throughout Africa. This fund is accessible to journalists falling under various categories, including Employed/Freelance, Online, Print, Broadcast, Photo, Cartoon, and Multimedia. The RCDIJ Africa Fund provides support for small to mid-scale data and/or investigative journalism projects covering subjects such as education, health, […]
“ONGOING DEADLINE: The Pulitzer Centre is providing grants for comprehensive and investigative narratives focusing on science misinformation, science denial, and the dissemination of pseudoscience. The center is actively seeking journalistic strategies to identify and combat the prevalence of scientific misinformation and disinformation. For its latest Truth Decay grant initiative, the Pulitzer Center is enthusiastic about […]