Abraji – Associação Brasileira de Jornalismo Investigativo

🚨 Journalism and climate: opportunity in the air! Registration for the second phase of the project “A today and a tomorrow with climate adaptation,” by Abraji and the Talanoa Institute, is open until December 7🌱 📝In this phase, six grants on climate adaptation will be offered, as follows: 🇧🇷 R$ 5,500 for reports in Brazil 🌍 US$ 1,000 for reports in English Proposals must focus on reports covering developments in the adaptation agenda until February 2026 🌎 The selection process is open to journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia. Applications may be submitted in Portuguese or English 🔗 Interested in participating? Click on LEARN MORE and apply!

🎯 Journalists, your chance has arrived! Registration is now open for the second phase of the project “A Today and a Tomorrow with Climate Adaptation,” organized by Abraji and the Talanoa Institute. 💰 There will be six grants for reporting on climate adaptation: 📍 R$ 5,500 for reporting in Brazil 🌍 US$ 1,000 for reports in English 🔸Registration for the second phase is open until December 7 - Reports should cover the results of COP30 and its impact on national and local policies, with publications by February 2026 🌎 The selection process is open to journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia. ✍️ Applications in Portuguese or English. 🔗 Want to participate? Click on LEARN MORE and apply now!

🌎 Journalists, attention! Registration is now open for the second phase of the project “A Today and Tomorrow with Climate Adaptation,” carried out by Abraji and the Talanoa Institute! 📰 There will be six grants for reporting on climate adaptation: 💸 R$ 5,500 for reports in Brazil 💸 US$ 1,000 for reports in English 📅 Registration for the second phase is open until December 7 - Reports must be published by February 2026, addressing the results of COP30 and its impact on local and national policies 🌍 Journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia are eligible to participate 🗣️ Applications in Portuguese or English 👉 Secure your chance to investigate and publish! Click on LEARN MORE and apply!

🌎 Journalists, take note! Applications are now open for the project “One Today and One Tomorrow with Climate Adaptation”, organized by Abraji and Instituto Talanoa! 📰 There are 9 reporting grants available on climate adaptation: 💸 R$ 5,500 for stories produced in Brazil 💸 US$ 1,000 for international stories The call has two phases: Phase 1 — Applications open until November 1, 2025 ➡️ 3 grants for journalists who will be in Belém during COP30, with publication expected during the event Phase 2 — Applications open until December 7, 2025 ➡️ 6 grants for stories to be published by February 2026, focusing on the outcomes of COP30 and their impact on national and local policies 🌍 Open to journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia 🗣️ Applications accepted in Portuguese or English 👉 Don’t miss your chance to investigate and publish! Click LEARN MORE and apply now!

🚨 Journalism and climate: new opportunity on the horizon! Applications are now open for the project “One Today and One Tomorrow with Climate Adaptation”, organized by Abraji and Instituto Talanoa 🌱 📝 The initiative offers 9 reporting grants on climate adaptation: 🇧🇷 R$ 5,500 for stories produced in Brazil 🌍 US$ 1,000 for international stories The call has two phases: Phase 1 – until November 1, 2025 ➡️ 3 grants for coverage during COP30 in Belém Phase 2 – until December 7, 2025 ➡️ 6 grants for stories focusing on the outcomes of the adaptation agenda, to be published by February 2026 🌎 Open to journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia. Applications accepted in Portuguese or English 🔗 Interested? Click LEARN MORE and apply now!

🎯 Journalists, this is your chance! Applications are now open for the project “One Today and One Tomorrow with Climate Adaptation”, organized by Abraji and Instituto Talanoa 💰 There are 9 reporting grants on climate adaptation: 📍 R$ 5,500 for stories produced in Brazil 🌍 US$ 1,000 for international stories 🗓️ The call has two phases: 🔸 Phase 1 — until November 1, 2025 Three grants for journalists who will be in Belém during COP30, with stories published during the event 🔸 Phase 2 — until December 7, 2025 Six grants for coverage focused on the outcomes of COP30 and their impact on national and local policies. Reports must be published by February 2026 🌎 Open to journalists from Brazil, Europe, and Asia. ✍️ Applications accepted in Portuguese or English 🔗 Interested? Click LEARN MORE and apply now!