NAHJ-Apple News Fellowship
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NAHJ-Apple News Fellowship supports recent graduates and early-career journalists through hands-on editorial work to build digital journalism and news curation skills at the intersection of news and technology.
Funder: National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $45/hour, full time, for a nine-month fellowship
Summary: A paid Apple News editorial fellowship for recent graduates and early-career journalists developing digital journalism and news curation skills.
Key Information: Applicants must be current NAHJ members in good standing.
Description
The NAHJ-Apple News Fellowship is a partnership between the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and Apple News that provides hands-on experience at the intersection of news and technology. Fellows work on an app connecting millions of users with journalism from leading news organizations, gaining experience in breaking news, audio, newsletters, and other editorial areas.
The nine-month program begins with three months rotating through editorial teams, followed by six months developing expertise in a focus area selected with Apple News leadership. Work includes curating journalism for quality, accuracy, and context, writing engaging display copy, and planning major-event coverage. Fellows collaborate with publisher partners and the News Standards team, receive weekly guidance from a manager and mentor, and share project insights with the broader News organization.
