Waging Nonviolence Fellowship
Quick answer
Waging Nonviolence is offering a five-month remote fellowship for experienced journalists to write feature articles on social movements, with a stipend and per-story payment.
- Role
- Waging Nonviolence Fellowship
- Organization
- Waging Nonviolence
- Location
- U.S.-based (remote)
- Level
- Entry
- Compensation
- Initial stipend of $500, and then $250 per published story
- Category
- Communications & Marketing
The role
The Waging Nonviolence Fellowship is a five-month journalistic training program that offers the opportunity to work closely with experienced editors and generate a body of clips on an undercovered movement beat.
What you'll do
- Write five monthly feature articles (at least 1,500 words long) for Waging Nonviolence
- Work closely with experienced editors
- Generate a body of clips on an undercovered movement beat
- Take initiative in seeking out stories
- Reliably meet deadlines and respond quickly over email
What it takes
- Experience in reporting or reported analysis on social movements
- Excellent writing skills; ability to turn in clean copy
- Passionate about movements organizing for peace and justice
- Established connections to groups, activists and communities at the forefront of today’s social movements
- Knowledgeable on the history, theories, strategies and tactics of civil resistance/nonviolent action
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is the job located?
U.S.-based (remote)
What is the compensation?
Initial stipend of $500, and then $250 per published story
What are the key qualifications required?
Experience in reporting or reported analysis on social movements, excellent writing skills, passion for movements organizing for peace and justice, established connections to groups, activists and communities, and knowledge of civil resistance theories and tactics
How do I apply?
Fill out the application form by August 10, 2026
How to apply
Apply directly on Waging Nonviolence's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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