On 19 February 2026 17:30 CET EUSJA will host the programme’s coordinator António Granado to discuss how the Journalism Science Alliance was formed, its recent success, and how journalists can apply to the most recent call. Register here
The Journalism Science Alliance grants support collaborations between journalists and scientists to produce investigative journalism grounded in scientific evidence and focused on topics of public interest.
Applications must be submitted in English via the EJC Platform. Journalists from all media formats – print, broadcast, digital, multimedia, and documentary – are welcome to apply. Scientists from any relevant discipline may participate as co-investigators.
To be eligible, each team must include at least one media outlet (lead applicant) and one research or academic institution (co-lead) based in a country participating in the Creative Europe Programme. Freelancers and additional partners may join the team, but cannot apply independently.