Looking to expand your journalism toolkit, take on a new beat or receive recognition for your work? Check out these fellowships, grants and competitions with deadlines in July.
Each opportunity is open to journalists worldwide.
International Women’s Film Festival
Deadline: July 1
Women filmmakers who have produced films related to women’s rights and gender problems can submit their work to the International Women’s Film Festival "KIN" ("woman" in Armenian), organized by the Legal Gender Cultural Foundation LIZA, which will take place in November. Learn more here.
Contest recognizing COVID-19 reporting
Deadline: July 3
The American Society of Journalists and Authors has launched the COVID-19 Writing Awards, which will award works in nine categories: business and economy, education, health care, mental health, personal essays, politics and government, science, social adaptation, and technology. Winners will receive cash prizes. Click here for more information.
Photojournalism contest for young photographers
Deadline: July 5
Photographers under 24 can apply for the Ian Parry Scholarship for a chance to win US$3,500 and Canon photo equipment. One winner will also be automatically nominated for the Joop Swart Masterclass from World Press Photo. Learn more here.
Business journalism fellowship at CUNY
Deadline: July 17
The McGraw Center for Business Journalism at the City University of New York's Craig Newmark School of Journalism offers a remote fellowship program to support in-depth coverage of business and the global economy. Fellows receive US$5,000 a month for one to three months. More information here.
Scholarship to study at Oxford University
Deadline: July 31
Students around the world are invited to apply to Rhodes Trust’s global scholarships, which are intended for outstanding students motivated to engage in global challenges. Selected candidates will study at Oxford University in the U.K. Click here for more information.
Photo contest for photographers of all levels
Deadline: July 31
The 2020 International Photography Awards (IPA) are accepting entries from professional, amateur and student photographers around the world. The contest will award prizes in 13 professional and 13 nonprofessional categories. The grand prize winner will receive US$10,000. Learn more here.
Free webinars on copy editing
Deadline: July 31
The American Copy Editors Society has announced that all its webinars will be available to members and non-members at no cost through July 31 on topics such as "Engaged style guides: Co-creating standards with your community,” "Headlines that work: how to capture readers’ attention on any platform” and more. Click here for more information.
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