2021 High School Journalism Workshop Proposal

2021 SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM WORKSHOP PROPOSAL
Funding made possible by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Note: Since the proposal requires multiple uploads, you can start the form and save as you go. Clicking "Save," will give an option to create an account, however, you can click on "Skip Create an Account" at the bottom of the window, enter your email address and you will receive a link to revisit your application. A complete proposal must be submitted by March 1, 2021, 9 a.m. EST. You will be emailed a copy after submitting it.
Workshop Name*
Workshop Location*
Workshop Website
Workshop Director*

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Email*
Address*

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Office Phone Number:*

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Mobile Phone Number:*

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Are full scholarships available? If so, how many students will receive scholarships. What are the criteria for eligibility and selection?*
Start date:*

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End date:*

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Virtual workshopIn-person workshop onlyIn-person, but can shift to virtual if needed.
If you will only host an in-person workshop, what health precautions are you taking in light of the pandemic.
Did you offer a remote workshop in 2020? If you have led any online programs in the past year, please describe your experience teaching remotely.
Number of students:*
Total cost of workshop:*
Cost per student:*
(Total cost of workshop divided by the number of students.)
Amount requested of DJNF*
Request should not exceed $8,000.
Grant should be made payable to:*
Must match the name on the IRS tax-exempt letter.
Attach a copy of the organization's IRS tax-exempt letter.*

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List Media Partner(s): *
News organizations that will host newsroom tours, contribute money and provide guest speakers.
Briefly outline the inequities in the community your workshop will examine and report on.*
Describe your plan for incorporating health and wellness topics into the summer workshop. What types of journalism projects will students work on? List health and wellness speakers, sources and resources.*
Describe the venues, forums, panels and outreach activities you will coordinate to share the students' work. Identify target audiences and the numbers of people you expect to reach?*
Explain the outreach and application process for participants to ensure a diverse and equitable program.*
Outline how your organization will ensure diversity and inclusion in the workshop.*
What is your follow-up plan for engaging students after the workshop?*
Print newspaper or magazineDigital newspaper or magazineVideosPodcastsBlogWebsiteOther
Please provide links to the workshop's social media accounts, i.e. Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. What social media hashtags will the program use?*
Upload a document with 3-5 examples of work produced by students in 2020, if applicable. For digital articles, insert hyperlinks in the document.

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List instructors, other staff, roles and attach resumes in a single document.*

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Attach workshop schedule, listing guest speakers, field trips and their purposes.*

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Attach a budget listing income (including DJNF grant) and expenses for the workshop.*

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Due March 1, 2021, 9 a.m. EST

Address questions to heather.taylor@dowjones.com or call 609-468-0347.
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Due March 1, 2021, 9 a.m. EST