Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship for Public Service Journalism
This fellowship funds mid-career journalists to pursue in-depth public service journalism projects that result in impactful published work.
Funder: Society of Professional Journalists
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000; more than one fellow may be selected, with funds divided at judges’ discretion
Summary: Supports mid-career journalists in pursuing in-depth public service journalism projects that result in impactful published work.
Description
This fellowship enables mid-career journalists, including opinion writers, columnists, and reporters focused on analytical or public service journalism, to take time away from daily responsibilities and pursue in-depth reporting projects. The fellowship aims to enrich the fellow's understanding of a public interest issue through study, research, or travel, with the expectation that the project will result in published work such as editorials, investigative series, podcasts, or books. The program is designed to advance journalistic skills and contribute to the field of public service journalism.
