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Africa No Filter Voices for Climate Justice Grant 2026 — Storytellers Can Receive Up to $4,000

Africa No Filter has opened applications for the Voices for Climate Justice initiative, a 12-month storytelling programme supporting African journalists, content creators, podcasters, vloggers, muralists and data visualizers who want to change conversations around climate justice in Africa.

The initiative is delivered in partnership with Comic Relief and will support 15–20 selected storytellers through training, mentorship, content amplification and grants of up to US$4,000.

Africa No Filter Voices for Climate Justice Grant Overview

Host Organization: Africa No Filter
Programme: Voices for Climate Justice
Funding Amount: Up to $4,000
Duration: 12 months
Application Deadline: 25 September 2026 at 6:00 PM GMT
Target Applicants: African storytellers and creative professionals

About the Programme

The Voices for Climate Justice initiative aims to support storytelling that explores the connections between:

  • Climate change
  • Climate finance
  • Debt
  • Gender inequality
  • Fossil fuels
  • Community impacts across Africa

Africa No Filter is seeking creative storytellers who can produce impactful content through formats such as:

  • Articles
  • Videos
  • Podcasts
  • Vlogs
  • Murals
  • Data visualizations
  • Digital storytelling projects

Selected participants will receive training in:

  • Climate justice
  • Data storytelling
  • Narrative framing

They will also collaborate with researchers and partners to develop accurate and engaging stories based on research.

Grant Benefits

Successful applicants will receive:

✅ Grants of up to US$4,000
✅ Storytelling training
✅ Professional mentorship
✅ Content amplification support
✅ Access to researchers and climate justice partners
✅ Opportunity to influence conversations about Africa’s climate future

Eligible Countries

Applicants must be based in one of the following African countries:

  • Mozambique
  • Uganda
  • Nigeria
  • Angola
  • Chad
  • Republic of Congo
  • Tanzania
  • South Sudan
  • Malawi
  • Zambia

Who Can Apply?

The programme is open to:

  • Journalists
  • Content creators
  • Podcasters
  • Vloggers
  • Muralists
  • Data visualizers

Applicants must:

  • Be aged 18 or above
  • Have an active platform such as YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, Snapchat, publication or data visualization portfolio
  • Have maintained an active and engaged platform for more than one year
  • Have at least 5,000 combined followers across social platforms (for content creators and data visualizers)
  • Commit to producing climate justice-related content for at least six months
  • Submit ideas focused on climate justice, gender, debt and fossil fuels in Africa

Story Topics Africa No Filter Wants to Support

Applicants should develop storytelling ideas showing how climate issues affect African communities, including:

Climate Finance and Debt

Stories exploring how climate funding approaches impact African countries and communities.

Gender and Climate Justice

Stories highlighting how climate change affects women and gender-marginalized communities.

Fossil Fuels and Communities

Stories examining the relationship between fossil fuel projects, environmental impacts and local communities.

Application Process

Step 1: Prepare Your Storytelling Pitch

Applicants must create either:

  • A pitch deck of no more than 5 slides, or
  • A video pitch of no more than 60 seconds

The idea should connect:

  • Gender
  • Debt
  • Fossil fuels
  • Climate justice in Africa

Step 2: Submit Online Application

Applicants must provide:

  • Application form
  • Links to social platforms or publications
  • Description of target audience/community

Applications must be submitted in:

  • English, or
  • French

Selection Criteria

Applications will be assessed based on:

  • Originality of the storytelling idea
  • Alignment with Africa No Filter’s mission
  • Relevance to climate justice themes
  • Audience reach and engagement
  • Commitment to ethical storytelling

Important Dates

ActivityDate
Applications open11 August 2026
Application deadline25 September 2026
Screening5 October 2026
Interviews9 October 2026
Grantee announcement15 October 2026

Why This Opportunity Matters

The Voices for Climate Justice programme provides African storytellers with funding and support to create narratives that challenge stereotypes, highlight community experiences and influence discussions about climate change, development and sustainability.

How to Apply

Interested applicants can submit their application through the official Africa No Filter application portal.

Deadline: 25 September 2026, 6:00 PM GMT

Keywords: Africa No Filter grant 2026, climate justice grant Africa, storytelling grants Africa, content creator grants, journalism grants Africa, climate change funding, African youth opportunities, environmental storytelling, data visualization grants, podcast funding Africa, Comic Relief opportunities.

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Ken Tafadzwa Mareyangepo is a media and communications professional and graduate of Midlands State University, where he studied Media and Society Studies with a focus on film, video, and photographic arts . With a strong interest in storytelling, digital media, and content creation, he brings valuable skills in communication, visual content, and audience engagement. As an Admin at Opportunity Feed, Ken contributes to curating and sharing global opportunities, helping connect students and professionals to jobs, internships, scholarships, and fellowships worldwide.

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