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IC is now accepting pitches on Indigenous struggles in the US

By IC Magazine

The Intercontinental Cry Indigenous Reporting Award (ICIRA) is now accepting pitches for urgent and under-reported stories that center on indigenous rights in the United States.

Two reporters who submit a winning pitch will receive a $750 CAD grant to cover their expenses.

Anyone in the United States can apply; however, pitches will only be accepted until May 31, 2019.

Submission Guidelines

Please send an email to Intercontinentalcry@gmail.com with the following information:

  • Story title
  • A brief summary of your story idea (no more than 300 words)
  • A biography
  • At least two writing samples (either as links to previously published articles or as email attachments)
  • A detailed overview of expenses in USD

In order for a story to be published it must:

  • Be approx 2000 words in length
  • Include at least 5 original photos (minimum dimensions: 1920×1080)
  • Include interviews from at least two community members

The ICIRA grant program provides financial support to help reporters cover powerful stories that need international exposure. It is made possible through a partnership with the US-based Center for World Indigenous Studies and the Swiss-based human rights organization Incomindios.