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Scholarships and Internships for Journalism Students
1. National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Scholarships
Amount:
$1,500–$5,000
Eligibility: NABJ members, high school seniors, undergrad or grad students majoring in journalism or media-related fields
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2. National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) Scholarships
Amount: Up to
$5,000
Eligibility: NAHJ members pursuing careers in journalism or communications
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3. Emma Bowen Foundation Fellowship
Type: Scholarship + Paid Internship
Eligibility: Students of color interested in media, journalism, and tech
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4. Washington Women in Journalism Scholarships (AAJA DC Chapter)
Amount: Varies
Eligibility: Women of color pursuing journalism careers, especially from the D.C. region
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5. Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellowship (University of Michigan)
Amount: Full funding + stipend
Eligibility: Mid-career journalists, open to diverse applicants
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Internships for Aspiring Journalists of Color
1. Dow Jones News Fund Internship Program
Includes: Paid summer internships + training
Fields: Data journalism, editing, digital media
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2. ProPublica Emerging Reporters Program
Type: Mentorship + $9,000 stipend
Eligibility: Students of color who want to pursue investigative journalism
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3. NPR Internships
Includes: Paid internships in news, production, design, and social media
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4. NBCUniversal Media Internship Program
Type: Paid internship across digital, TV, and radio
Eligibility: College students from underrepresented communities
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5. Capitol Hill Press Internship (CHIP)
Type: Internship in Congressional press offices
Eligibility: BIPOC students interested in political journalism
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Mentorship, Workshops, & Fellowships
1. NAJA-NPR NextGen Radio Project
Type: Weeklong journalism training with mentoring
Focus: Audio storytelling and digital production
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2. Maynard Institute's Maynard 200 Fellowship
Type: Career development for journalists of color
Includes: Workshops, coaching, and newsroom training
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3. The New York Times Student Journalism Institute
Type: Intensive training for college journalists
Eligibility: Open to students affiliated with NABJ, NAHJ, AAJA, and NAJA
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4. The GNI Fellowship (Google News Initiative)
Type: Paid summer internships at local newsrooms
Eligibility: Students from diverse backgrounds
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Bonus Resources
JCamp (High School Students):
whatsnextwashington.org/jcamp
IRE Student Membership & Resources:
ire.org/students
NABJ Career Center:
careers.nabj.org
Poynter Training for Young Journalists:
poynter.org