Senior Voice published a series, ‘Second Act,’ focused on Alaskans who found their artistic passions later in life. The project received a grant from the Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism in Fall 2025.

Arts Reporting Initiative grantee Rachel Levy published an eight-part series in The Alaska Current featuring printmakers of Southeast Alaska. The final piece was published in June 2026.

The Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism is pleased to report that all of the reporting projects funded in Fall 2024 that have been published to date were honored by the Alaska Press Club during their reporting awards banquet.

The Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism Fund (ACEJ) at the Alaska Community Foundation has awarded two grants of $15,000 to two public media stations in Alaska, as part of its Public Media News Preservation grants initiative.

KDLL, located in Kenai, Alaska, and KYUK, located in Bethel, Alaska, were awarded the grants in order to preserve the existence of locally-produced news.

The Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism is opening a grant application period for in-depth reporting projects in Spring 2026.

Spotlighting one of the Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism’s Fall 2024 Alaska Arts Reporting Initiative Grantees — Spirit of Youth’s Alaska Teen Media Institute, and their arts and culture series of live radio interviews, podcasts, and newsletter.

Spotlighting one of the Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism’s Fall 2024 Impact Reporting Initiative Grantees — Northern Journal and Inside Climate News. The series spotlights Alaska’s position in the worldwide hunt for minerals needed for renewable energy sources and battery storage.

The Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism is hosting two open calls for Alaska Reporting. The grant pool totals $46,000.