Money Trail offers grants for African, Asian and European journalists to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows, tax abuse, money laundering and corruption.
LAST application deadline for this programme: 14 September 2020!
The Pascal Decroos Fund strives to advance investigative journalism in the Flemish media. It awards grants to distinctive journalistic projects that are published or broadcast in Flemish media.
With this pilot project, Journalismfund.eu aims at addressing the shortage of local independent journalism by awarding grants to local investigative journalistic projects in Belgium and the Netherlands and stimulating cross-border collaboration.
With the awarded European Cross-Border Grant programme, Journalismfund.eu supports professional journalists who have good ideas for cross-border investigation and for research on European affairs.
With this Emergency Fund Journalismfund.eu wants to support journalists that are affected by the COVID-19 crisis. It awards grants to distinctive local journalistic projects that are published or broadcast in Flemish media.
Flanders Connects Continents was a project that offered working grants for intercontinental teams of investigative journalists consisting of at least one Flemish and one Sub-Sahara African journalist. The project was run by Journalismfund.eu under its Flemish Pascal Decroos Fund grant programme. (2016)
Connecting Continents was a pilot project offering working grants for mixed teams of African and European journalists to investigate financial governance in Africa (2015-2016). The project was launched by Journalismfund.eu in cooperation with Oxfam Novib.
Freedom of expression, though guaranteed in all European constitutions, is under pressure in a lot of countries. ECPMF and Journalismfund.eu launched in 2015 and 2016 two calls for applications for their FoX grant, which gives journalists who know of a breach of freedom of expression the time and money to document it.
