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James Castle House Residency 2027: A $4,000 Two-Month or $1,000 Two-Week Funded Residency in Boise, Idaho
The Boise City Department of Arts & History is accepting applications through August 28, 2026 for 2027 residency terms at the historic James Castle House, offering a $4,000 stipend for two-month terms or $1,000 for two-week terms, plus private furnished living quarters and a 275-square-foot live/work studio.
JournalismAI Skills Lab 2026 (Applications Closed; Historical Programme Reference)
Historical reference for the JournalismAI Skills Lab 2026 programme. The 21 June 2026 application window is closed, and the official page does not announce a successor deadline.
JSK Journalism Fellowship 2027–2028: A Nine-Month Academic Year at Stanford With a $130,000 Stipend, Tuition, and Health Insurance for Experienced Journalists
The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford give experienced journalists nine months to step away from daily work, develop as leaders, and pursue a self-chosen focus with a $130,000 stipend, Stanford tuition, and health coverage.
JSPS Invitational Fellowships for Research in Japan FY2027: ¥387,600 a Month for a 2–10 Month Visit or ¥18,000 a Day for a 14–60 Day Visit, With 145 First-Round Awards Closing 28 August 2026
JSPS funds established overseas researchers to work with a Japanese host on collaborative research, paying ¥387,600 a month for long-term visits of 2–10 months or ¥18,000 a day for short-term visits of 14–60 days, plus economy airfare, insurance, and up to ¥150,000 in research support; the FY2027 first round closes 28 August 2026 at 5 p.m. JST.
JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research in Japan FY2027: Deadlines, Stipend, and How to Apply
JSPS has opened the FY2027 cycle of its Postdoctoral Fellowships for Research in Japan (Standard). Round 1 closes August 28, 2026 at 5 p.m. JST with about 120 awards; round 2 closes April 23, 2027.
Kaleidoscope Dreams Fellowship 2026 (Historical Reference): $1,300 a Week for Ten Weeks Inside a Broadway Production
Historical reference for the closed 2026 Kaleidoscope Dreams Fellowship: five paid placements on the upcoming Broadway musical WANTED, paying $1,300 per week for ten weeks from September 1 to November 10, 2026. The official source has not announced a next cycle.
Karsh Journalism Fellowship 2027: A $4,000 Stipend, Three Fully Funded U.S. Retreats, and Year-Long Mentorship for Journalists Reporting on Jewish Issues
A nonpartisan U.S. fellowship that gives up to ten early- and mid-career journalists a $4,000 stipend, fully funded retreats in New York, Washington, and Los Angeles, and a year of mentorship to report with depth on Jewish topics.
Kennan Institute Digital Fellowship 2026–2027: A Fully Funded Six-Month Virtual Fellowship With a $2,000 Monthly Stipend for Ten Scholars, Journalists, and Experts Writing About Russia and Eurasia
The Kennan Institute's inaugural Digital Fellowship offers ten remote fellows a $2,000 monthly stipend over six months, mentorship, and a Washington policy platform to research and publish original work on Russia and broader Eurasia.
Klarman Fellowships at Cornell 2027: A Three-Year, $80,000 Postdoctoral Fellowship for Independent Research in the College of Arts & Sciences
The Klarman Fellowships give exceptional early-career scholars up to three years of independent postdoctoral research in Cornell's College of Arts & Sciences, with an $80,000 annual stipend, Cornell benefits, and a $12,000 annual research fund; the 2027 cycle closes October 15, 2026.
Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT 2026–2027: An $85,000 Nine-and-a-Half-Month Academic Year for Ten Science Journalists
Historical reference for the 2026–2027 Knight Science Journalism Academic-Year Fellowship at MIT, which offered ten full-time science journalists an $85,000 stipend over 9.5 months, a travel and housing stipend, and basic health insurance.