Fellowships & Grants Directory

Updated December 29, 2009

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ICFJ McGee Journalism Fellowship
Description: Each year, a McGee Fellow is posted to one or more nations in southern Africa for three to four months. The Fellow is based at a university, media assistance organization or journalism association to conduct professional development programs for local journalists in topics that best fit the local journalists\' needs and the Fellow\'s expertise. The Fellow will also seek out journalists who would benefit from professional development programs in the United States.

   Agency          :  International Center for Journalists
   Deadline :  April 16
   Address :  International Center for Journalists,
1616 H Street, NW, 3rd floor
   Contact :  Patrick Butler
 http://www.icfj.org/mcgee.html

IRP Fellowships in International Journalism
The IRP Fellowships aim to strengthen the U.S. public\'s understanding of key international topics by helping to educate early- and mid-career U.S. journalists by providing them with access to leading international experts in the United States, and offering them opportunities to do reporting projects overseas. As part of their 13-week program, IRP Fellows travel for five weeks to the country or region of their choice.

   Agency          :  International Reporting Project
   Deadline :  April 1
   Address :  Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
1619 Massachusetts Ave, NW
   Contact :  International Reporting Project
 http://www.journalismfellowships.org

Guidelines and Instructions

  1. By far the most important thing to note about this list is that it refers to ONLY radio-related FELLOWSHIPS and GRANTS.
  2. By its very nature, it is often hard to determine where to draw the line as to what to include in the list and what to exclude. If the agency in question specifically states that they give a fellowship/grant either generally to 'broadcast media' or specifically to radio projects, we have included it. If the agency contacted stated it does not give fellowships/grants to radio producers, the entry was not included in this list.
  3. For the most part, these are domestic U. S. fellowships and grants, although we have included some key foreign ones as well. Also, because the territory we cover is so vast, there are many local or regional fellowships and grants we haven't included. If you know of others, please tell us.
  4. The dates for "Deadline" should be used in a general sense. To confirm the official deadlines and complete rules for any of the fellowships/grants listed, you MUST contact the agency itself. Because there are so many agencies with different application and fellowship calendars, these dates sometimes refer to the current official deadline, but they might refer to last year's deadline. This list should be used for general planning purposes only! OFFICIAL DATES MUST BE CONFIRMED WITH THE AGENCY ITSELF!
  5. This is a work-in-progress. We have tried to be as inclusive and accurate as possible, but with this much data, changes occur all the time. Please use our Fellowships Directory Update Form to send errors, corrections, omissions and suggestions. Also, the vast majority of these fellowships and grants are honorable and respectable, but if any of the agencies seem to be a bit shady or disreputable, let us know of your experiences with them.
  6. If you win a fellowship or grant -- from this list or elsewhere -- please let us know: airspace@airmedia.org.