This list is primarily intended as a resource for non-U.S. citizens who wish to take part in career development opportunities in the United States. According to the program sponsors, at least some of the participant openings are made available to journalists from countries outside the United States each year. In many cases, all or a substantial portion of the costs of participation are paid by the program sponsors. For specific information and application details, contact the program administrators directly. The country code for dialing the United States from overseas is 1.
All addresses listed are in the U.S.A. unless otherwise noted.
An applicant must have an excellent command of written and spoken English, early to mid-career status, with at least three years experience as a print journalist, a demonstrated commitment to a career in journalism in the home country, and current employment as a journalist with an independent print media organization in a developing or transitional country. A typical AFPF Fellow is approximately 29 years old with six years of professional print journalism experience. The Fellowship covers all costs of program-related international and domestic U.S. travel, and provides a monthly stipend. The AAS library holds a preeminent collection of 18th and 19th century American newspapers. Residence at AAS is required.