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Deadline: December 2, 2026
Deadline: December 2, 2026 Applications are open for the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships 2027-2028. At the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships, they believe the people closest to journalism’s hardest problems are the ones best placed to help solve them. And they believe that strengthening journalism helps deepen trust within our communities and build more resilient democracies. They are looking for journalists and people who work in service of journalism (editors, producers, photogs, audience and community builders, publishers, just to name a few) who are intellectually and creatively restless. Applicants need at least five years of professional experience. A college degree or experience inside a traditional newsroom isn’t required. And while student work and internships are valuable, they don’t count toward the five-year requirement. They welcome applications from people who are: directly involved in producing journalistic content, in any capacity. working in operations or strategy roles in news organizations. As a JSK Fellow, you receive: A $135,000 stipend for the nine months Stanford tuition and health insurance, plus a health supplement for dependents enrolled in Stanford coverage Advice on finding rental housing and settling into the Stanford area, for you and your family Individual coaching, customized workshops and access to the global JSK alumni network The deadline is December 2 at 1:00 p.m. Pacific time. They don’t offer extensions or accept late applications, no exceptions. Click here to apply For more information, visit John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships.
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Applications are open for the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships 2027-2028. At the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships, they believe the people closest to journalism’s hardest problems are the ones best placed to help solve them. And they believe that strengthening journalism helps deepen trust within our communities and build more resilient democracies.
They are looking for journalists and people who work in service of journalism (editors, producers, photogs, audience and community builders, publishers, just to name a few) who are intellectually and creatively restless. People who are hungry to dig in and poke holes in their own thinking. People who want to spend real time chasing their question wherever it leads.
For nine months, from September through May, you step away from the daily grind and into Stanford University. You’ll explore the question you bring with you, test new approaches and grow as a more effective, purposeful and resilient leader.
Stanford tuition and health insurance, plus a health supplement for dependents enrolled in Stanford coverage
Advice on finding rental housing and settling into the Stanford area, for you and your family
Be in residence at Stanford from September through May, and treat the fellowship as a full-time commitment
Applicants need at least five years of professional experience. A college degree or experience inside a traditional newsroom isn’t required. And while student work and internships are valuable, they don’t count toward the five-year requirement.
directly involved in producing journalistic content, in any capacity.
working in operations or strategy roles in news organizations.
working with an organization that supports or collaborates directly with journalists.
The deadline is December 2 at 1:00 p.m. Pacific time. They don’t offer extensions or accept late applications, no exceptions.
For more information, visit John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships.
Applicants need at least five years of professional experience. A college degree or experience inside a traditional newsroom isn’t required. And while student work and internships are valuable, they don’t count toward the five-year requirement.
directly involved in producing journalistic content, in any capacity. working in operations or strategy roles in news organizations. working with an organization that supports or collaborates directly with journalists.
Stanford tuition and health insurance, plus a health supplement for dependents enrolled in Stanford coverage Advice on finding rental housing and settling into the Stanford area, for you and your family
Be in residence at Stanford from September through May, and treat the fellowship as a full-time commitment
The deadline is December 2 at 1:00 p.m. Pacific time. They don’t offer extensions or accept late applications, no exceptions.
For more information, visit John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships.
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