$5000 Knight-VICE Innovators Fund Calls for Applications

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Innovative Media Practitioners from around the globe can now apply for funds to carry out their projects.
The Knight-VICE Innovators Fund are inviting innovative journalism projects for a share of US$500,000 to bring their idea to life.
In 2015, VICE Media, the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, and the Knight Foundation teamed up to create a new innovation fund that provides seed money for journalists with big ideas. Starting...
today, the Knight-Vice Innovation Fund is open again for new applicants.
How will the world be consuming news in the next five, 10, or 20 years? This is a key question that applicants will need to ask themselves while developing specific story pitches with clear goals and deliverables. If chosen, journalists will receive a share of the $500,000 fund to bring their idea to life.

Click here for details on eligibility and how to apply.

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