
Africa No Filter
Applications are now open for the Africa No Filter Voices for Climate Justice Program 2026, a funded storytelling initiative that supports African creatives in producing compelling climate justice stories that inspire public dialogue and action.
Delivered by Africa No Filter in partnership with Comic Relief, the 12-month programme will support 15–20 storytellers from selected African countries through training, mentorship, content amplification, and grants of up to US$4,000. The initiative seeks creative storytellers who can help audiences understand the links between climate change, debt, gender, and fossil fuels through engaging and evidence-based narratives.
The Voices for Climate Justice Program is part of Africa No Filter's broader mission to transform narratives about Africa by supporting authentic storytelling that challenges stereotypes and highlights African perspectives.
The 2026 programme focuses specifically on climate justice. Participants will receive specialized training in climate justice, data storytelling, and narrative framing before working with researchers and experts to develop compelling stories based on credible evidence. These stories are expected to spark meaningful conversations and encourage action on issues affecting communities across Africa.
Whether participants tell stories through journalism, podcasts, videos, murals, or data visualization, the programme aims to strengthen their storytelling skills while expanding the reach and impact of their work.
Selected storytellers will receive a comprehensive package of support, including:
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
Applications are invited from storytellers based in:
Africa No Filter welcomes applications from storytellers working in different creative formats, including:
Applicants should already have an established audience through platforms such as:
Applications will be assessed based on:
Applicants should prepare:
Interested applicants should follow these steps:
Applicants are encouraged to submit early to allow sufficient time to review all application requirements.
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