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New York University - Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute
02/19/19
Awards of up to $12,500 to USA, Canada, and International journalists for a significant work of journalism in any medium on a public interest subject that has not been widely-reported. The awards are intended to underwrite the research and writing of a produced or published article which brings new understanding to an underreported and important public issue.
A “significant work of journalism” would be expected to probe a subject in considerable depth and length (5,000 words for a print piece). The project must have demonstrable prospects for timely completion and publication by the established deadline. Projects are selected based in part on the Institute's estimation of how likely the finished piece is to find a strong outlet for publication. One of the main purposes of the award is to fund a project that otherwise would not come to fruition.
Each winner will receive an advance on acceptance of the proposal and the signing of the agreement, and is eligible to receive the balance of the agreed-upon award on completion and publication of the Work by the November 1, 2018 deadline, provided the Institute’s Awards Committee judges the Work acceptable. The Committee will judge whether the Work is acceptable only after the Work is published in a reputable media outlet of wide circulation.
GrantWatch ID#: 151796
The Institute will select one or several winners of the Reporting Award.
Each winner may receive a different amount of money, at the discretion of the Committee. The maximum award is $12,500.
The completed project must be delivered no later than Friday, December 13, 2019.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply Online: https://nyujournalism.submittable.com/signup?returnUrl=%2fsubmit%2f128645%2fthe-2019-reporting-award
Please direct any questions to thereportingaward@nyu.edu.
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