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WD2026 MEDIA SCHOLARSHIPS

Application Deadline: 15 October 2025

LOCATION: Australia.

The Women Deliver 2026 Conference (WD2026) will take place 27–30 April 2026 in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. WD2026 will focus on the leadership and lived experience of feminists, First Nations leaders, and advocates from across the Oceanic Pacific and the world. 

Women Deliver is offering Media Scholarships for journalists and content creators worldwide, especially those who may not otherwise be able to attend and report.

ELIGIBILITY:

Media Scholarships are open to working media globally, including:

Reporters, editors, producers, presenters/anchors

Photojournalists, videographers, and broadcast teams

Podcast/radio journalists and newsroom social/visual teams

Freelancers with a commissioning/assignment letter

Content creators who produce independent, factual coverage on social issues

Priority will be given to:

Media and content creators with a demonstrated focus on gender equality, health, human rights, climate justice, development, or Oceanic Pacific issues

First Nations and Indigenous journalists and creators

LGBTQIA+ people, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons and refugees, and those from under-resourced communities

Early-career journalists/creators and applicants who have not previously received a ‘Women Deliver Conference Scholarship’

Applications are reviewed by the WD2026 team in consultation with regional partners. Approved applications are based on evidence of professional journalism and recent relevant coverage and alignment of your outlet/audience with WD2026 themes. All successful applicants will be notified by email by November 2025.

BENEFIT:

Full Conference registration

Hotel accommodation during the Conference (26-30 April, 2026)

Roundtrip economy airfare

Visa fees and related costs

Per diems to cover local transportation and daily meals

Travel insurance

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: 2026 TECH POLICY PRESS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Application Deadline:  11:59 p.m. EDT on October 15th, 2025

LOCATION: USA

Tech Policy Press is now accepting applications for its 2026 fellowship cohort. For 2026, they intend to support a new cohort of fellows to pursue independent reporting and analysis projects that explore urgent questions at the intersection of technology and democracy. The year-long, part-time fellowship is designed to support journalists, researchers, and public policy professionals. They welcome a wide range of contributions, from original reporting to policy analysis.

ELIGIBILITY:

The fellowship is open to journalists, researchers, lawyers, and public policy professionals who are interested in exploring the intersection of technology and democracy. We encourage applicants from the Global Majority and underrepresented communities in media. Candidates should have a demonstrated interest or background in tech policy, media, or related fields and be committed to producing high-quality, public-interest work during the fellowship.

All fellows will be expected to:

Contribute (on at least a monthly basis) analysis or reporting on issues related to technology and democracy. (While topics can change after the fellowship commences, each fellow should clearly articulate a topic and why they are a good fit to cover it.)

Attend a mandatory hour-long monthly cohort meeting.

Attend a monthly check-in meeting with Tech Policy Press’s editorial team to evaluate progress and discuss next steps.

Collaborate with other fellows and the Tech Policy Press masthead as appropriate.

Meet all agreed-upon deadlines for outputs.

Disclose any potential conflicts of interest.

If you would like to apply for the fellowship, complete this form by 11:59 p.m. EDT on October 15th, 2025. Required documents include:

A curriculum vitae (CV) or resume

Cover letter (no more than two pages) that conveys what you hope to accomplish

Links to prior publications.

 They will host two information sessions for potential applicants via ZOOM. Registration is required. Choose from one of two dates:

September 9th, 9 am EDT – Register here

September 16th, 7 pm EDT – Register here

BENEFIT:

Each fellow will receive a $10,000 stipend to support their work. In addition, fellows will join an international cohort for regular feedback and exchange of ideas, receive ongoing editorial guidance, and participate in monthly sessions designed to support and strengthen their work.

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