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The Tyee Fellowship Final Countdown!
A grand to go to fund the investigative and solutions-oriented reporting fellowships! Please help us get there!
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We're nearing the end of our fundraising drive for The Tyee's Investigative and Reporting Fellowships and, frankly, we're just a bit nervous.
There are just FOUR days left, and we're still $1,000 away from reaching our goal of $10,000 by Friday, June 11th.
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Any journalist can apply for a fellowship by proposing projects to an independent, blue-ribbon panel. The panel selects the best, who are awarded $5,000 grants.
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