Global Changemakers Media Impact Academy 2027 in the USA ($1,000 Grant)

November 7, 2026

Global Changemakers’ Media Impact Academy 2027 for Youth in the USA

Brief Description

Applications are officially open for the Media Impact Academy 2027, a nationwide initiative engaging 500 youth across the United States. Designed by Global Changemakers in partnership with Wells Fargo and Univision, this 90-day challenge equips young adults navigating early financial independence with practical skills in financial literacy, project management, and storytelling. Whether you are managing money on your own for the very first time or looking to lead positive change in your community, this program provides real-world tools, digital training, and direct monetary rewards as you learn. You do not need a college degree, prior journalism experience, or professional equipment, just your commitment and a smartphone to get started.

Name of Host Institution

Global Changemakers, in partnership with Wells Fargo and Univision

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Requirements/Eligibility Criteria

Open to young people in the United States who are between 18, 24 years old.
Designed for beginners looking to build practical money habits and learn basic mobile storytelling.
Current or prior college enrollment is strictly optional and not required.
Commitment to complete coursework on project management and financial education playbooks.
Access to a smartphone and a willingness to publish educational videos on social media.

Deadline

December 18, 2026

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Q: What are the total cash incentives available to participants?

Participants who complete key milestones can earn up to $205 in direct cash incentives deposited into their savings accounts.

Q: Is there a fee to enter the Media Impact Academy?

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Yes, there is a $10 entry fee for participating in the program.

Q: What organizations provide the online courses for the academy?

The online courses are provided by Global Changemakers (Project Management), Univision (Understanding Misinformation), and Wells Fargo (Financial Education).