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Gannett Foundation’s Media Grants: Supporting Media Training, Technological Advances in the Industry

TRF: Reporting on Illicit Finance for Zimbabwean Journalists

Deadline: 1 March 2017

The Gannett Foundation is seeking applications for its Media Grants to support media training, technological advances in the industry, and the study of journalism at the college level, with particular attention to the First Amendment and its responsibilities. The Foundation particularly favors programs or projects that benefit the areas in which Gannett does business and that seek to encourage diversity in newsrooms and in coverage.

A key role of the Gannett Foundation is investing in the future of the media industry. The Gannett Foundation supports several journalism education and training programs each year.

The Foundation priorities are encouraging college students to enter the field of journalism and supporting innovative, national and regional training for current journalists. The foundation does not consider funding local community programs or those at community colleges and high schools.

Eligible Organizations

How to Apply

To apply for a media grant, a proposal must include the following:

Applicants can mail their proposals at the address given on the website.

Note: When requesting funding for journalist conventions, include data on attendance at 3 prior conventions.

Eligible Country: United States

For more information, please visit Media Grants.

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