Offers MA programs and training courses in public affairs, local governance, journalism, international affairs and law. Home of the Caucasus School of Journalism and Media Management.

Open to journalists, public policy practitioners, activists, academics and others from around the world. Applicants propose innovative solutions to open society challenges. Full-time fellows receive a stipend of $80,000 or $100,000. Most fellowships last one year.

Fellowship to promote greater East-West understanding and freedom of the press. Print journalists ages 25 to 35 from developing countries work as general assignment reporters at U.S. news outlets.

Program focusing on subjects such as career building, management, salary negotiations and balancing work and home.

Global development network focused on human rights. Helps countries attract and use aid and addresses a variety of issues around the world.

Promotes the rule of law, a democratically active public and human rights through programs, grants and cooperation among civil society actors.  Work includes Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. Multimedia on website.

Nonprofit, non-governmental organization and charity in Singapore focused on developing expertise in media and communications in Asia. Involved in resource building, research and training. Based at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University.

Nonprofit professional organization offering training, workshops and fellowships to journalists worldwide.

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