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FELLOWSHIP BENEFITS HOW TO APPLY:

The Karsh Journalism Fellowship equips journalists to report with depth, rigor, and clarity on Jewish issues in the United States and around the world. Fellows participate in three intensive retreats — in Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, D.C. — engaging with leading journalists, scholars, policymakers, and innovators across the arts, media, and business.

As the world’s only journalism fellowship solely dedicated to Jewish topics, the program is
resolutely nonpartisan and grounded in the principles of accuracy, independence, transparency, and accountability. Up to ten fellows are selected annually to advance public understanding through uncompromising, high-impact reporting.
Visit https://karshfellowship.org/apply/

STATEMENT OF JOURNALISTIC INTEGRITY
The fellowship is a nonpartisan, ideologically pluralistic space for journalists to immerse themselves in the study of core Jewish issues and to develop their own ideas. The fellowship, its mentors and its administrators are committed to abiding by the highest journalistic ethics, guided by accuracy, independence, fairness and transparency.

FELLOWSHIP BENEFITS

• Sessions with top journalists, academics
and Jewish leaders
• All expense paid retreats in Los
Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C.
• $4,000 stipend
• Project mentorship from leading
journalists

OUR MENTORS

Bernard Avisha | The New Yorker

Alex Cohen | Spectrum News

Gissele Fernandez | Spectrum News

Van Jones | CNN

Erin Molan | Sky News

Mosheh Oinounou | Bloomberh TV

Mark Oppenheimer | GQ

Sharon Otterman | The New York Times

Michael Powell | The Atlantic

Jodi Rudiren | The New York Times

Jonathan Sacerdot | The Spectator

Emily Schrader | JNS

Matthew Segal | ATTN

Shira Telushkin | The Washington Post

Sarah Tuttle-Singer | Times of Israel

Sharon Waxman | The Wrap

HOW TO APPLY: 

Visit https://karshfellowship.org/apply/

Fill out the information by
October 15, 2025

Learn more at karshfellowship.org