Grant details

New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship

The Local Investigations Fellowship gives journalists the opportunity to produce signature investigative work focused on their state or region that will be published by The Times and made available for free for co-publication by local newsrooms.

This program is a one-year investigative reporting fellowship to develop the next generation of great reporters to do this essential type of accountability journalism at the local level.

Applications are currently being accepted for a fellowship based in Mississippi or Louisiana, as part of a collaboration with Deep South Today.

Applications for the 2027-28 cohort will open July 1, 2026.

Location

All Locations (Open to Anyone)

Funding Type

Fellowship

Organization

The New York Times

Focus Area

Subject Area

Investigative Journalism

Award Size

$85,262.84 – $85,262.84

Career Stage

Fellows should have a few years of professional experience covering a local beat and who are ready to tackle an ambitious investigative project but lack the time, resources and guidance to produce it.

Editor's Note

Competitive
Deadline
Rolling