Training the next generation of global journalists
The GRP brings students together to produce ambitious global reporting projects.
👉 Our latest is a series of stories from Southeast Asia’s Mekong Basin where rice farmers face political pressure to change how they farm in an effort to conserve the waterways. Published in partnership with Mongabay.

GRP fellow Hanna Hett reporting on land evictions around Tonle Sap Lake in Siem Reap, Cambodia for our latest project. Megan Wilde
Truly global
In the classroom and out in the field, GRP projects are collaborations between students, journalists, and educators from around the world.
Major media partners
The GRP partners with major media to produce and publish projects. Past partners include The New York Times, NBC News, BBC, Toronto Star, Mongabay and more.
Accessible
Production and travel costs for international fieldwork are covered thanks to the generosity of our funders.

GRP fellow Sonal Gupta reporting from Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, where rice farming could see dramatic changes in the coming years. JJ Mazzucotelli
Student experiences with the GRP/IRP
Hands-on learning
The GRP is run like a newsroom. Students conduct in-depth research, reporting, production, and field work to produce feature-length works of journalism.
Top faculty
The program is led by award-winning global journalists and educators from a wide range of backgrounds.
Journalism with impact
We’ve broken important stories on topics like digital dumping, land claims, and corruption, winning many awards in the process. Past reporting has resulted in real-world impact, including policy changes and arrests.
Global classroom
The GRP partners with journalism schools and students from all over the world to create a collaborative global classroom.

GRP fellow Asim Muhammad Ameen interviewing a young madrassa student in Karachi, Pakistan for the Beyond School project.Peter Klein
📢Want to learn more? Visit our about page, view our frequently asked questions, or contact us at admin@globalreportingcentre.org.