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Preparing the Next Generation of Foreign Correspondents — Supporting Journalists around the World

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Coping with Crisis: Journalists on the Frontline

2026 Colvin Scholars

We are pleased to welcome four inaugural Colvin Scholars to the School of Communication and Journalism in fall 2026. Based on their academic records, this select group of incoming students will have access to unique professional experiences, including potential global reporting opportunities.

CSIS JOURNALISM BOOTCAMP

The student-produced "At Arm's Length: Military Technology Cooperation Within The Russia-Iran Partnership" explores the evolving military-technology cooperation between Russia and Iran and its implications for their geopolitical relationship. The project incorporates an article with graphics, a video, and a podcast. Students connected with international security and policy experts as well as multimedia specialists at the May 2026 bootcamp in Washington, D.C.

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JOURNALISM WITHOUT WALLS

A unique, in-depth Stony Brook University course combining solutions journalism with firsthand international reporting. This year's destination is Berlin, Germany. The program will run from May 23-June 6, 2026. All travel and accomodation expenses are funded by the Marie Colvin Center.

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KENYAN JOURNALISM INITIATIVE

This 2027 international mentorship program is designed to empower youth in Ileret, Kenya with the journalism and media literacy skills needed to run an independent newsroom. The program incorporates a solutions journalism approach alongside workshops, collaborative reporting exercises, and hands-on newsroom experience.

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