How much funding does Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists provide?

Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists provides Fully funded through Fulbright Germany in funding.

When is the deadline for Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists?

The funder has not published the next deadline; based on past cycles it is expected around October.

Who is eligible for Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists?

Eligible applicants: Journalism students.

Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists

Q: How often is Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists offered?

Berlin Capital Program for Early Career Journalists runs on an annual cycle. The next deadline is expected October 17, 2026.

American Association of Teachers of Germaninc

Foundation Annual Grants for Journalism Professional Development Grants

Funding Amount

Fully funded through Fulbright Germany

Deadline

Expected ~October

Based on past cycles

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle: Annual
Current deadline: October 17, 2026
Tracked since: April 2026

Deadlines typically fall in: October

Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Journalism students

Other requirements

Early-career U.S. journalists
Program Format: Hybrid format combining online and in-person components

Overview

Geographic Scope: Germany, operated through Fulbright Germany, for U.S. journalists

Focus Areas: Professional development in journalism, media landscape, German and European society, transatlantic journalism issues

Eligibility:

Early-career U.S. journalists
Journalism students

Program Format: Hybrid format combining online and in-person components

Program Duration:

Begins March 2024
Monthly online meetings (March - August)
Intensive week in Germany in September
Conducted in English

Program Components:

Virtual sessions introducing major themes
Guest speakers from media and related fields
In-person seminar in Germany featuring:
- Meetings with German and U.S. expat members of media
- Discussions with experts in various fields
- Meetings with government officials
- Engagement with engaged citizens
- Visits to media organizations and cultural institutions

Program Outcomes:

Enhanced understanding of transatlantic issues
Expanded professional perspectives and networks
Insights for translating news between Atlantic sides
Professional development in German media landscape awareness

Funding: Fully funded through Fulbright Germany

How to Apply

Application Process

Verify Eligibility
- Early-career U.S. journalist or journalism student
- Available for month online participation (March-August)
- Available for intensive week in Germany in September
Prepare Application Materials
- Resume/CV
- Cover letter explaining interest in program
- Writing samples or portfolio of journalism work
- Statement on professional goals and interest in transatlantic journalism
Submit Application
- Deadline: October 17, 2023 (11:59 pm U.S. time zone)
- Submit through Fulbright Germany application portal
Program Participation
- If selected: March 2024 online sessions begin
- September 2024: Travel to Germany for intensive week-long seminar

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What American Association of Teachers of Germaninc actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2023 — the most recent filing with itemized grants

American Association of Teachers of Germaninc reported $46K in grants for 2024 as a total without an itemized list; the grant details below are from 2023, its most recent itemized filing.

Grants in 2023: 1
Total given: $6,500
Median grant: $6,500