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The $87,500 Nieman Fellowship is a full academic-year fellowship at Harvard University for working journalists from around the world.

The $5,000 Asharami Square Energy Reporting Fellowship is designed for journalists reporting on Africa’s energy story.

The CAD$4,000 Equality Fund Global Journalism Fellowship supports journalists in producing fact-based stories about local solutions to global crises, with a particular focus on gender.

The WCSJ2027 Travel Fellowship supports journalists, journalism students and eligible professionals who would otherwise be unable to attend the World Conference of Science Journalists 2027 in London because of limited funding.

The National Press Foundation is offering a five-day online journalism fellowship focused on rare diseases, biotechnology, genetic testing, drug development and access to healthcare.

The Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE) is inviting journalists to submit investigative story proposals on issues affecting communities across Zimbabwe. Successful proposals can receive up to US$800

The $6,600 Open Notebook’s Early-Career Fellowship Program is a paid, one-year, part-time opportunity for emerging science journalists worldwide.

The $3,000 Kekere Storytellers Fund supports emerging African storytellers who create compelling, original work that challenges stereotypes and presents contemporary perspectives of Africa.

The $10,000 Tech Policy Press Fellowship Program supports mid-career journalists, researchers, lawyers, and public policy professionals examining urgent issues at the intersection of technology and democracy.

The $12,000 Human-Centred Conservation Storytelling Grant supports experienced storytellers to produce high-quality, publishable stories that explore conservation through the lived experiences of people and communities in Africa.