
Introduction
Applications are now open for the Naija Feminists Media Editorial Fellowship on Reproductive Health 2026.
The fellowship is designed to strengthen feminist journalism and gender reporting while equipping journalists and media professionals with the skills, knowledge, and mentorship needed to produce impactful stories on reproductive rights and reproductive health issues.
The programme forms part of the 2026 #16DaysOfActivism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign.
Fellowship Objectives
The fellowship aims to:
• Advance feminist journalism
• Promote ethical gender reporting
• Strengthen investigative reporting skills
• Support impactful storytelling
• Challenge harmful and misleading narratives
• Encourage evidence-based reporting on reproductive rights
Eligibility
Applicants must:
• Be journalists or media professionals
• Demonstrate commitment to gender storytelling
• Be based in or working across Africa
• Have a passion for social justice reporting
• Show interest in advancing gender-focused journalism
Application Requirements
Applicants must submit:
• A 200-word pitch outlining a story idea related to reproductive rights
• Required application information through the official application portal
Programme Benefits
Selected fellows may receive:
• Professional training
• Editorial mentorship
• Journalism skills development
• Guidance on investigative reporting
• Networking opportunities with media professionals
• Support for impactful gender-focused storytelling
Application Deadline
October 9, 2026
Conclusion
The Naija Feminists Media Editorial Fellowship offers journalists and media professionals an opportunity to strengthen their reporting skills, receive mentorship, and contribute to more accurate and impactful coverage of reproductive health and gender-related issues across Africa.
Important Note
Applicants should carefully review all eligibility requirements, application instructions, and fellowship expectations before applying.
