This six-month, fully funded fellowship empowers early-career journalists from underrepresented and marginalized communities in India to become impactful multimedia storytellers. Combining online and in-person training, the program equips participants with professional skills in research, news literacy, and multimedia production—spanning video, audio, digital, and print formats. Fellows build a strong portfolio, receive mentorship from industry experts, and gain opportunities to publish their work with national and international media outlets, paving the way for meaningful careers in journalism and media.
Requisites : The fellowship is specifically designed for early-career journalists from underrepresented and marginalized communities in India. Applicants should have a passion for storytelling and a commitment to making a difference.
Fellows will work on media projects that highlight important social issues and stories, contributing to meaningful change. By producing high-quality, impactful content, fellows drive social change and enhance the discourse around underrepresented communities.
The International Multimedia Journalism Fellowship is currently seeking partnerships for implementation and funding. Collaborations with industry professionals, academic institutions, and funding bodies are essential to support the fellowship’s mission and ensure its success.
At the Center on South Asian Studies (CSAS), we believe collaboration is the key to progress. As an Illinois-based nonprofit, in good standing with federal tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to fostering collaboration.
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