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BOURNEMOUTH - 'Land of plenty, land of but a few', a JF-supported multimedia cross-border story has been shortlisted for the New Media Writing Prize (NMWP), an initiative from the Bournemouth University, in England.

BRUSSELS - Mercy Killing, a Journalismfund.eu supported collaborative investigation has been nominated for De Loep, the prize for investigative journalism in the Netherlands and Flanders. 

BRUSSELS - The Flemish Journalism Fund was created in the Summer of 2018 by the Flemish government to support diversity and innovation in journalism in Flanders. In September, the Fund launched a subsidy call for innovative journalism projects. 37 journalists, organisations and start-ups applied.

BRUSSELS - Wondering if your idea is eligible for a grant? Looking for teammates to collaborate with? Not sure how much money you can ask for? Ask us all the questions you have concerning your application.

BRUSSELS - We are excited to announce that our team has moved to a new location in the bustling city centre of Brussels. The new office will allow us to accommodate our increase in capacity.

BRUSSELS - In 2019, there will be four calls in total for mixed teams of journalists who want to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows, money laundering, tax abuse and corruption. 

BRUSSELS - There will be four application rounds in 2019. €175,000 will be distributed over 4 application rounds. With the European Cross-Border Grants, Journalismfund.eu will support professional journalists, who have good ideas for cross-border research on European affairs.

BRUSSELS - If you're planning on applying for our Money Trail Grants or European Cross-border Grants chances are, you will need a teammate from a different country or continent. 

BRUSSELS - Money Trail grant programme for mixed teams of African, Asian and European journalists has got a deadline coming up on the 15^th of November. In the run-up to this deadline, we offer advice to journalists with questions about their idea or application.