The Advancing Peace and Security through Journalism Workshop

Apply to The Advancing Peace and Security through Journalism Workshop – Fully funded

The Advancing Peace and Security through Journalism Workshop is now open for applications for its second cohort, offering a valuable learning opportunity for journalists who want to strengthen their professional skills and impact.

This program is supported by the National Endowment for Democracy. It is designed to build journalists’ capacity in technology driven reporting, digital storytelling, and conflict sensitive journalism. Participants will gain practical tools to report more accurately and responsibly in complex and fragile environments. They will do so with a strong focus on peacebuilding, accountability, and public interest journalism.

Through interactive sessions, expert led training, and peer learning, participants will improve their ability to use digital tools for investigations. In addition, they will learn to verify information. They will also understand conflict dynamics, and report ethically on sensitive issues. The workshop also aims to strengthen networks among journalists. These journalists are committed to promoting peace, security, and informed public dialogue in their communities.

This opportunity is suitable for journalists who are passionate about professional growth, innovation in media practice, and responsible reporting in conflict affected or high risk contexts. Applicants are encouraged to carefully review the full eligibility criteria, program structure, and expectations before applying.

Application link: https://humangle.org/call-for-applications-apsj-workshop-2026/

Call for Applications – APSJ Workshop 2026

If you are looking to upgrade your reporting skills, expand your professional network, and contribute to peace and security through high quality journalism, this workshop offers a strong platform to grow and make meaningful impact.

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