Archivi.ng Fellowship 2026 for Nigerian Storytellers, Researchers, and Technologists

Archivi.ng Fellowship is a six-month fully funded programme designed for storytellers, researchers, and technologists who are passionate about reinterpreting Nigerian history through archives. The fellowship offers a ₦1 million monthly stipend, project funding, mentorship, and publishing support to help participants complete original projects that educate, challenge, or inspire.

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About the Fellowship
The Archivi.ng Fellowship explores the theme “The More Things Change,” a two-year inquiry into Nigeria’s recurring patterns. Fellows are encouraged to work on projects that shed light on how the nation’s past continues to shape its present, whether by analyzing policy cycles, designing digital tools for historical context, or narrating stories of everyday Nigerians.

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Fellowship Tracks

  • Storytelling: For creatives producing compelling narratives that connect Nigeria’s past to its present in any format, written, visual, or multimedia.
  • Research: For researchers conducting deep, data-driven, or interpretive work that clarifies Nigeria’s social, political, or cultural patterns.
  • Technology: For technologists building digital tools, apps, or interactive projects that make archives publicly useful and engaging.

Benefits

  • ₦1 million monthly stipend (January – June 2026).
  • At least ₦1 million in additional project support.
  • Access to Archivi.ng’s archives, digital tools, and mentorship.
  • Publishing, exhibition, or technical integration of final projects.
  • Peer learning sessions and collaborative circles with co-fellows.

Eligibility:

  • Open to Nigerians living in the country or in the diaspora.
  • Applicants must be deeply curious about Nigerian history and able to produce high-quality, original work.
  • Must have experience in research, storytelling, or technology.
  • Must be self-driven yet open to collaboration.
  • Should be comfortable using digital tools such as Notion and Slack.
  • Projects must be achievable within six months and should draw from archival sources (newspapers, magazines, audiovisuals, or other materials).

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