Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship 2026

The Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship 2026 is a nine-month program for early-career journalists to develop investigative reporting skills. Offered by Durham University in partnership with leading newsrooms in Toronto, London, Sydney, or New York, the fellowship combines hands-on newsroom experience with academic mentorship. Fellows receive a salary, a living stipend, and a travel allowance, with participation open to applicants worldwide and with emphasis on underrepresented groups in journalism.

Salary and stipends, travel allowance, and exposure to top editors and researchers through a global network.

Open to applicants worldwide—especially those underrepresented in journalism. Applicants should have two to five years of professional experience in journalism, or relevant investigative experience in related fields.

Submit documents including a short statement describing goals, a 600-800 word project proposal for an investigative piece, a CV with LinkedIn, examples of work, and a letter of recommendation.