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National Press Foundation

National Press Foundation Elections Journalism Fellowship in Detroit, Michigan 2024

Although free and fair elections have always been the cornerstone of American democracy, in 2024, the public’s trust in the system will be put to the test like never before.

States are rushing to protect their systems from misinformation campaigns and cyberattacks. As November approaches, local election officials and poll workers—who are becoming more and more the objects of intimidation and threats—are for another storm.

The election is also a critical time for the media, which is experiencing a crisis of public trust of its own. The National Press Foundation will host a training conference in Detroit, Michigan, July 28–30, to assist in addressing the situation. This three-day course will focus on covering elections in depth rather than horse-race politics.

National Press Foundation Elections Journalism Fellowship

Application Deadline 27 May 2024
Country to study United States
Type Fellowship
Courses to study View courses
Sponsor National Press Foundation (NPF)
Gender Men and Women

 

Aims and Benefits of National Press Foundation Elections Journalism Fellowship

NPF offers this professional development opportunity for journalists to enhance skills, increase knowledge, and recharge their reporting.

The foundation will cover airfare, hotel costs, and most meals.

Requirements for National Press Foundation Elections Journalism Fellowship Qualification

  • This is a competitive program open to U.S. journalists only.
  • We greatly value diversity in all our programs and particularly seek applications from local and nonprofit news organizations, black, Indigenous, and other journalists of color, and those who do public interest reporting in under covered areas.
  • Attendance is mandatory for all sessions, and editors must commit to freeing their reporters from daily news obligations during the conference.

Application Deadline

May 27, 2024

How to Apply

Go to National Press Foundation (NPF) on npf.wufoo.com to apply

For more details, visit the NPF website.

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