For French-knowing journalists worldwide, a May 5, 2025 deadline: ‘Media & Information Literacy Residency’ in Dunkirk, France

The Urban Community of Dunkirk (Communauté Urbaine de Dunkerque), in partnership with French cultural and educational authorities, is offering a four-month residency for a professional journalist as part of its CLEA+ (Local Artistic Education Contract) programme.

🗓 Residency dates:

Immersion week: September 29 – October 3, 2025
Main residency: January 26 – June 12, 2026

📍 Location: Dunkirk, France

📬 Deadline to apply: May 5, 2025 (midnight, Paris time)

🎯 Mission:

The selected journalist will

lead workshops and discussions on media literacy and freedom of expression.

collaborate with educators, social workers, and cultural actors to co-create educational tools.

share and present journalistic works to diverse audiences—from children to seniors.

engage in dialogue about the role of journalism today, while developing new formats and local stories.

✅ Requirements:

  • Professional journalist status (any nationality), with fluency in spoken French.

  • Ability to reside in Dunkirk for the entire mission.

  • Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.

  • A commitment to community engagement and education.

To download the residency call in French as a pdf file, click here.

💶 Financial package:

  • Stipend: €12,000 net

  • Housing allowance: €2,600

  • Travel reimbursement: Two round-trips + €300/month local travel

📎 To apply:

Send a PDF application in French to clea@cud.fr with the subject: CLEA EMI 2026 – [Your Name]

Include these documents:

  • A 2-page statement of intent

  • CV

  • Portfolio and/or relevant work samples (optional)

  • Detailed budget (all employer costs included)

  • List of works available for dissemination (optional)

🔍 Learn more about the CLEA+ residency and the community:

👉 www.communaute-urbaine-dunkerque.fr
👉 What is a residency-mission? (FR)

📞 Contact:
Delphine Riche, CLEA Coordinator
clea@cud.fr | +33 3 28 24 54 21


This is a partial screenshot of the brochure that has been circulated by the residency organisers.


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