Journalists who have been exposed to threats and endangerment due to their work can apply for fellowships in Berlin, Germany.
Reporters Without Borders Germany (RSF) is offering two reporting fellowships for journalists from countries with restricted freedom of the press and information.
The RSF Research and Recharge Fellowship is aimed at media professionals at risk who want to complete a journalistic project with a focus on climate, climate change, or environmental issues at a national, regional or global scale.
The RSF Digital Freedom and Safety Fellowship is aimed at journalists who have been exposed to digital threats/surveillance in the past, and who plan to complete a journalistic project on a topic of their choice.
Both fellowships run from May 1 to Oct. 31, 2025.
Fellows will receive airfare, a furnished apartment in Berlin, a monthly EUR1,000 (US$1,054) stipend, and more.
The deadline is Nov. 25.