Fellowships to Promote Mental Health Journalism

Fellowships to promote mental health journalism offer funding and support for journalists to develop original projects aimed at improving public understanding and reducing stigma around mental health. The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships provide stipends and cover travel, research, and related expenses for selected fellows. The program seeks applicants with substantial journalism experience and corresponds with an international audience, including developing countries.

Stipend up to US$10,000 and coverage of travel, research, and related expenses; opportunity to develop a project on mental health journalism.

Eligible applicants must have at least three years of experience in print or electronic journalism and submit a complete application packet.

Submit an electronic profile and a complete application packet; applications must be received by mail.