Equal Voice Journalism Fellowship/Scholarship on Poverty
Posted by Marguerite Casey Foundation on June 13, 2016
Casey Foundation Invites Applications for 2016 Equal Voice Journalism Awards
The Marguerite Casey Foundation is inviting applications for its Equal Voice Journalism Fellowship/Scholarship on Poverty program.
The annual program aims to increase the public’s understanding of poverty. Recipients of the 2016 Equal Voice awards will write at least one in-depth story or short series that illustrates how language, culture, and race influence public attitudes and policy with respect to poor people.
Selected journalists will receive a stipend of $2,250, plus up to $1,000 in travel reimbursement. College-enrolled student journalists may also apply for the Equal Voice Scholarship, which offers a $500 stipend and up to $800 for travel.
See the Marguerite Casey Foundation for complete program guidelines and application
DEADLINE: JUNE 20, 2016
http://caseygrants.org/2016-equal-voice-journalism-awards/?gclid=CIbBspKfls0CFYwkgQod6dEElg
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