New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship

The New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship is a one-year funded programme for experienced local reporters and freelance journalists to develop and publish significant investigative reporting focused on their state or region, with editorial guidance and training from The New York Times and veteran editors. Fellows work from their own communities and receive support to pursue substantial investigations that may be published by The New York Times.

Editorial mentorship, investigative reporting training, access to resources, potential publication by The New York Times, periodic visits to NYT offices for training and support.

Applicants should have three to five years of professional reporting experience covering a beat for a local newsroom or independent outlet and authorization to work in the United States.

Submit an application with an investigative story idea and demonstrate three to five years of professional reporting experience and work authorization for the United States.