Camille Seyt Deadline: 31/07/2021
Grant The British Embassy Manila is seeking proposals to promote media freedom locally as a global public good and be more proactive in defending and supporting journalists.
Camille Seyt Deadline: Ongoing
Grant The Embassy of the United States of America invites independent media (print, radio, television and electronic) to apply for the Ukrainian Media Development Fund competition.
Camille Seyt Deadline: 15/08/2021
Grant The European Centre for Press and Media Freedom’s (ECPMF) launch a Journalists-in-Residence (JiR) Programme to offers temporary shelter for journalists facing harassment and intimidation as a direct result of their work.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 09/09/2021
Grant Journalism.eu is seeking applications for its European Cross Border Fund to support professional journalists who have good ideas for cross-border investigations and for research on European topics.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 14/07/2021
Grant Applications are now open for the IJ4EU’s Investigation Support Scheme to provide financial support to any kind of cross-border journalistic team as long as it is not made up entirely of freelancers (they have another scheme for them).
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 7/06/2021
Grant UN Women Multi-Country Office (MCO) Caribbean is seeking a Media Partner to engage with other media, sports and other sectors to develop and roll out an advocacy campaign
Global Forum for Media DevelopmentThe Global Forum for Media Development, a network of journalism and media development organisations reaffirms its support to all journalists and media outlets reporting from Palestine and Israel, including Gaza. We express our grave concern for the safety and security of journalists, reporters, and media organisations while doing their job and call for a permanent end to all hostilities.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 22/05/2021
Grant Internews’ USAID-funded MEDIA project is calling on media organizations, NGOs, and community groups in Indonesia to apply for funding to improve the physical and digital safety of women journalists, pilot new public-interest media initiatives or kick-start their formal operations.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 15/06/2021
Grant UNESCO is launching a new Call for Partnerships to support not-for-profit organizations under the Global Media Defence Fund with the aim to join forces with specialized partners in the undertaking or upscaling of projects that bolster journalists’ legal protection and/or enhance media freedom.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 14/05/2021
Grant Media Defence is available to provide legal mentoring, capacity building, and other forms of non-financial organisational support. We are offering one 12-month grant of up to GBP 25,000 to organisations with backgrounds in defending and supporting the right to freedom of expression.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 14/03/2021
Grant Justice for Journalists is a foundation set up in order to investigate violent crimes against journalists who have been targeted as a result of their professional duties. Grants are available to investigative journalists, both professional and non-professional (bloggers, social activists), both in wartime and peacetime.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 21/04/2021
Grant The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism awards yearlong, non-residential fellowships to journalists from the United States, Colombia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates to report on a mental health topic of their choice. Fellows receive a generous stipend, training, networking opportunities, and access to top experts and resources in mental health and journalism.
Deadline: 19/02/2021
Grant Every year, IPDC supports an extensive range of projects in developing countries worldwide. The projects are submitted by local media organizations seeking to expand opportunities for free, independent and pluralistic media. The proposals are selected in line with UNESCO’s strategic programmatic approach in each country based on their specific development needs.
Olga KomarovaOn 3 February, Erol Önderoğlu – Turkey’s representative to Reporters Without Borders – will stand trial on charges of “propaganda for a terrorist organisation”, “open incitement to commit crimes” and “praising a crime and a criminal”. GFMD joins 17 NGOs to condemn the prosecution of Önderoğlu and his co-defendants.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 21/01/2021
Grant UNESCO Jakarta is looking for partner to design and implement capacity building training on the safety of journalists’ physical and/or digital nature as well as ethical and professional standards in journalism to take place between March and October 2021. Under the framework “Strengthening Safety of Journalists and Professional Standards in the Philippines”, the project aims at contributing to strengthening the safety of journalists in the Philippines through capacity building for the journalists.
Olga KomarovaOn 12 November, GFMD hosted a webinar focusing on the working conditions of local Syrian journalists and the level of support they receive from international and local media organisations.
12 November 2020 – Online
On November 12 at 15:00 CET, the Global Forum for Media Development will be hosting a public webinar with ASML/Syria titled “Disposable Journalists? Local Injured Journalists and the Future of Conflict Reporting”.
Anne Marie Hammer Deadline: 12/2020
Grant Internews Iraq in one of its Project Our Voices, is proving emergency grants to assist women journalists in emergency or unexpected crises events that significantly impact individuals’ operations, security, or financial sustainability. The grant range includes; legal aid counter threats of imprisonment in extreme cases, psychological and medical care for incidents directly related to threats and crises caused by one’s work as a journalist.
Global Forum for Media DevelopmentInternational Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists is an acknowledgment that impunity remains a huge global issue; when those responsible for crimes against journalists are not held to account we allow a perverse culture to grow that continually degrades our right to freedom of expression and information.
Deadline: On a rolling basis
Grant The Stanley Center is looking to commission content (written work, photo essays, etc.) that provides commentary or analysis on how the coronavirus pandemic (and government responses to it in countries around the world) has been impacting the factors for risk or resilience to mass violence and atrocities.