The John Alexander Project

The John Alexander Project The J.A. Project supports the next generation of foreign journalists through our keynote program, the Above the Fray fellowship at NPR.

Above the Fray supports curious, truth-seeking, spirited individuals who wish to cover under-reported regions, but who do not have the financial means or professional support to pursue these stories. Applicants should have at least three but no more than five years' professional experience. Above all, the applicant must express sincere interest in innovative foreign reporting, a curiosity about global cultures and a demonstrated record of journalistic potential.

Valerie Kipnis fellow for NPR reporting is live! Her work. is stunning, evocative, and eerie. A must-see. Thank you NP...
10/30/2024

Valerie Kipnis fellow for NPR reporting is live! Her work. is stunning, evocative, and eerie. A must-see. Thank you NPR Extra Claire Harbage, Connie Hanzhang Jin and Daniel Wood. We are so proud to share this work.

The Aral Sea has nearly disappeared over the last 60 years. Now, its source rivers are depleting.

05/01/2023

Friends - It's our favorite time of year - application season!

We are so pleased to announce that our NPR fellowship application is open and we're back on the international beat!

Apply by July 1.
Photo credit: Emily Kwong

More details... https://www.thejohnalexanderproject.org/apply

The J.A. Project supports the next generation of foreign journalists through our keynote program, the

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