Du Bois Data Lab 2026 Application
  • "Accurate storytelling starts with good data"

    "Accurate storytelling starts with good data"

    May 26-June 4, 2026 at Howard University
  • The Du Bois Data Lab is a collaboration between the Center for Journalism & Democracy and the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, with generous support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

    If you’re an HBCU journalism student who’s interested in learning how to use data, design and code to help tell stories, this one-week intensive workshop is for you. You don’t need to have any previous experience with data or be a math wiz. It will run from May 26 to June 4, 2026 at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

    The Du Bois Data Lab is a free program. We will cover your travel to and from D.C., housing in a dorm throughout the program, provide breakfast and lunch every weekday and a $400 stipend for other meals.

    APPLICATION DEADLINE: Friday, Feb. 20, 2026

    You are eligible to apply for the Du Bois Data Lab if: 

    1. You are an enrolled undergraduate student at a historically Black college or university. 

    2. You are a journalism major. 

    3. You are able to attend the full program, May 26 - June 4, in person at Howard University. 

     

    Questions? Email cjd@howard.edu. 

     

    To learn more about the Center for Journalism and Democracy: cfjd.howard.edu. 

     

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  • Demographic Questions

    The following questions represent the Center for Journalism & Democracy's efforts to develop and support journalists from a broad array of social, ethnic, and economic backgrounds. 

    If you prefer not to answer them, just click "I do not wish to answer this question," or enter "n/a." Answering or declining to answer will in no way lessen your changes of being admitted to the Du Bois Data Lab. 

  • Financial Support: The Du Bois Data Lab is a free program. The Center for Journalism & Democracy will cover your travel to and from D.C., housing in a dorm room throughout the program, breakfast and lunch every weekday and a $400 stipend for additional meals.

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