Investigative journalism workshop on financial forensics available [Latin America]

English-speaking journalists in Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Bahamas, Belize, Bolivia, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Grenada, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent, Grenadines and Suriname can apply.

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), the Association of Caribbean MediaWorkers (ACM), Connectas, and the Organized Crime and Reporting Project (OCCRP) will host a workshop on financial forensics March 21 to 23 in Barbados.

The training, which will be conducted in English, will expand journalists' ability to use digital tools and reporting methods to identify and track financial fraud across borders.

International airfare, lodging and per diem will be covered by ICFJ for journalists living outside Barbados. Participants will have the opportunity to work on their investigative proposal with OCCRP and Connectas editors and to request funding to complete it.


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Video Festival accepting entries [MENA]

Filmmakers, curators and institutions are invited to participate in this festival in Cairo, Egypt.

Medrar for Contemporary Art is accepting applications for the ninth edition of the Cairo Video Festival, which will take place in September 2019.

The festival will focus on a new approach to venues scattered around Cairo. Applicants must be involved in the production and distribution of video art and experimental films.

Films must be produced after January 2017 and have up to 30 minutes in length. If entries are in languages other than English, they must include English subtitles.

The deadline is March 20.

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National Press Foundation offers training on coverage of international trade [Asia]

Asian-based journalists can apply for this all-expenses-paid training.

The National Press Foundation is offering the workshop "International trade training for journalists in Asia" June 17 to 20 in Hong Kong.

The workshop will focus on all aspects of sustainable international trade, including economic growth, social and environmental impacts, foreign direct investment, China’s unique role, research and data and more.

The organizer will cover will airfare, ground transportation, hotel costs and meals. Participants will be required to share the knowledge they have gained during the program with their colleagues at home.

The deadline is March 5.

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Journalism fellowship available [Worldwide]

Budding journalists can apply for a fellowship in Istanbul, Turkey.

The Turkish Radio and Television Corporation - TRT World organizes a fellowship program. The TRT World Fellowship is an intensive program designed to develop, integrate and apply the skill sets of young talents from around the world in support of its newsroom.

Fellows will join the TRT World Team June 17 to Aug. 10, working in one of Turkey's newest channels. They will also take intensive language courses during the program.

The fellowship provides a travel scholarship, a stipend to cover the costs of living in Istanbul, TRT World accommodations, services and counseling.

Candidates must be proficient in English and in the early stages of their career.

The deadline is March 31.

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Fiocruz Brasília offers seminar on health and misinformation [Brazil]

Journalists, students and others can attend this free event on health and misinformation.

Fiocruz Brasília will host an international seminar on public health and the press March 18 to 21 in Brasília.

The event will examine how false news can be harmful to people's health and affect the full implementation of health policy in Brazil. The program will also feature a free course on "fake news" and health, and a cartoon exhibition.

To participate in the cartoon exhibition, professional and amateur cartoonists can submit their work about the topic until March 1.

The registration deadline is March 15.

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Media grants available [Russia]

Individuals and organizations can apply for a grant.

The Russian Geographical Society (RGS) is accepting applications for its 2019 media grant contest.

Projects should focus on RGS's initiatives, including, but not limited to, its expeditions, its history and the unique geographical and heritage potential of Russia.

The amount of individual grants is RUB1.8 million.

The deadline is March 1.

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Reporting Project seeks fellows [Worldwide]

Emerging journalists can apply for a fellowship to report on the global rise of populist authoritarianism.

The GroundTruth Project, with support from the MacArthur Foundation, will select five applicants for a two-month reporting fellowship, which will be the basis for the 2019 season of the GroundTruth Podcast.

Although podcasting experience is not required, applicants must include clear and detailed ideas for how they will convey the reporting using evocative and compelling audio.

The fellowship offers US$10,000 to cover travel, lodging, risk assessment, insurance, training and podcast production.

The deadline is March 17.

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Journalism fellowship available [Asia]

Journalists based in Asia with at least five years of professional experience can apply for this residential fellowship.

The Temasek Foundation International and the Institute of Policy Studies at the National University of Singapore organize the Asia Journalism Fellowship program, which enables about 15 journalists to spend three months in Singapore.

This year's fellowship runs from July 15  to Oct. 4. Fellows take part in seminars and workshops designed to sharpen their professional skills and deepen their understanding of key journalism trends.

The organizers provide airfare, accommodations and a stipend to cover basic living expenses.

The deadline is March 1.

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IWMF seeks nomination for women's courage in journalism award [Worldwide]

Full-time and freelance women journalists working in print, broadcast or online media in any country can be nominated for an award.

The International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) is seeking nominations for its Courage in Journalism Award and Lifetime Achievement Award. The awards honor women who have demonstrated extraordinary strength of character in journalism under difficult or dangerous circumstances.

Winners will receive cash prizes, which have yet to be determined, and will travel to the United States to attend the award ceremonies.

Self-nominations are not accepted.

The deadline is March 15.

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Press Fellowship available [US]

Print, broadcast and online journalists in the United States can apply for a US$75,000 fellowship in New York.

The Edward R. Murrow Press Fellowships seek journalists who have covered international news for a 10-month period of writing and analysis at the Council of Foreign Relations.

The program enables the fellow to increase competency in reporting and interpreting events abroad and promotes the quality of responsible and discerning journalism.

Candidates must have professional experience as a foreign correspondent or editor, a firm grounding in foreign policy and a clear, creative and original application statement.

The deadline is March 1.

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BBC hosts journalism contest [Africa]

Professional journalists fluent in English can compete for this award.

The BBC is seeking individuals living and working in Africa, who combine strong journalism skills, on-air flair and an exceptional talent in telling African stories for the BBC World News Komla Dumor Award.

The winner will receive a three-month training and development opportunity with the BBC in London, starting in early September 2019.

The BBC will cover travel, accommodations and visa expenses, in addition to providing GBP2,000 per month and a one-off payment of GBP5,000.

The deadline is Feb. 26.

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World Nomads offers writing Scholarships [Worldwide]

Students and nonprofessional writers can apply for a scholarship.

World Nomads is accepting applications for its travel writing scholarships. Three aspiring writers will win a 14-day travel writing trip in August in Portugal.

The winners will attend a four-day workshop led by The New York Times and Outside magazine contributor Tim Neville. They will then travel to multiple destinations alone and document their trips.

The scholarships will cover airfare, accommodations, rail pass and travel insurance. Each writer will also receive US$1,000 and a portfolio review from Norie Quintos.

Individuals from any nationality can apply, but interested applicants should have exceptional written English skills.

The deadline to apply is March 13.


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Vermont Law School offers media fellowships [US]

Online, print and broadcast journalists who cover the environment can apply for a fellowship in South Royalton, Vermont.

Vermont Law School (VLS) is accepting applications for its 2019 Summer Media Fellowships.

Selected journalists participate in VLS's Summer Session, during which internationally recognized scholars and leaders in environmental law and policy gather to share their expertise.

Featured courses include ethics and environmental justice, food and agriculture, energy, environmental business and more.

Fellows receive a US$1,250 stipend, free housing, free books and a tuition waiver.

The deadline is March 7.
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Summer school for journalists accepting applications [Russia]

Young journalists, media activists and bloggers fluent in Russian can apply for this fully funded multidisciplinary summer program.

The Boris Nemtsov Foundation for Freedom is organizing a Summer School of Journalism and Cultural Studies, which will take place July 15 to Aug. 2 at Charles University in Prague.

The school features lectures and master classes, case studies and more. Topics cover online content distribution, video shooting and editing, infographic and audio recording.

Applicants must submit a proposal for a media project in online or video format that addresses important political, economic, social or cultural issues.

The program covers accommodations, travel expenses and meals.

The deadline is March 31.

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Photo contest on sustainable development goals available [MENA]

Professional and amateur photographers are invited to apply for this contest.

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) is accepting entries for the "Best photos about sustainable development in the Arab region.”

The contest aims to encourage photographers to capture sustainable development initiatives across Arab countries and highlight the region’s efforts to reach sustainable development goals.

Applicants should submit up to 20 photos related to one or more of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, covering poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, peace and justice. 

The first three winners will be awarded a certificate from ESCWA.

The deadline is Feb. 28.
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Masterclass covers disruptive design method for climate solution reporting [Worldwide]

Journalists interested in the disruptive design method can apply for this training.

The Solution Hack for Journalists, organized by The Lookout Station in partnership with Disrupt Design and others, will take place March 26 and 27 in Helsinki, Finland.

This session's theme is "Building a sustainable future: in depth in Finland," which will explore the Finnish model of sustainability and also offer training on the Disruptive Design Method (DDM), a new method for journalistic research and reporting.

The organizer will provide most meals and transportation, as well as flights and accommodation for those based outside of Helsinki.

The deadline is Feb. 26.
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Training on 2020 Census reporting approaching deadline [US]

Journalists planning to cover the 2020 Census can apply for this free training.

Poynter is organizing "Covering the 2020 Census " March 4 and 5 in Washington and March 17 to 19 in St. Petersburg, Florida.

This program aims to provide journalists with the sources, background, context and data skills they need to cover how the U.S. government counts its residents.

The instructors are D’Vera Cohn, a senior writer and editor focusing on immigration and demographics at Pew Research Center, and Paul Overberg, reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

There are limited travel scholarships available for both workshops. Applicants must apply to only one workshop.

The deadline is Feb. 25.

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Contest recognises stories on automotive sector [Brazil]

Journalists can submit stories in Portuguese and English to this award.

The Brazilian Association of Automotive Engineering organizes the AEA Environment Award, featuring a category for journalists.

The contest recognizes stories that have demonstrated the improvements implemented by the automotive sector, which will benefit or have benefited the environment.

The first place winner will receive the AEA Environment Award. The second and third place winners will receive honorable mentions.

The deadline is April 5.

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Film festival seeks entries [Africa]

African filmmakers can present their films for screening.

The Rwanda Film Festival (RFF), also known as “Hillywood,” organized by the Rwanda Cinema Centre (RCC) in collaboration with the Kwetu Film Institute, will take place Aug. 17 to 25 in Kigali.

The festival is seeking films in any genre, length and language, including documentaries. There is also an award for new technologies and TV production, highlighting web series, virtual reality, 3D and more.

Works must have been produced in the last two years.

The entry deadline is May 1.


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Workshop on migration coverage available [Latin America]

Journalists residing in Latin America can apply for this workshop in Spanish.

The Gabriel García Márquez Foundation for a New Ibero American Journalism (FNPI, in Spanish) organizes the workshop on migration reporting with María Teresa Ronderos April 4 to 8 in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Fourteen journalists will be selected to learn tools and storytelling techniques to address migratory flows in the region. Some of the topics are how to define a theme and focus, how to find sources, the potential challenges while reporting in the field and more.

The cost of the workshop is US$250. Selected participants outside Cuernavaca will receive roundtrip tickets, accommodation, international medical insurance and some meals.

The deadline is March 4.


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SEJ focuses on environmental reports [Worldwide]

Journalists who have completed environmental reporting can submit their work.

The Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) is accepting submissions for its annual recognition of excellence in environmental reporting. The awards honor journalists in seven different categories, including feature story, investigative reporting, explanatory reporting and environmental book.

Journalists don't have to be environmental specialists to enter; reporters who cover other beats are welcome to submit their work on environmental topics. International journalists are also encouraged to enter, but if their work is written in a language other than English, they must include an English translation with their entry.

The winner of the Nina Mason Pulliam Award for the "best of the best" environmental reporting will receive US$10,000.The first place and second place winners in each category will receive US$500 and US$250, respectively.

The fee for each submission ranges from US$45 for SEJ members to US$110 for non-members.

The deadline for submissions is April 1.

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International sports film festival accepting entries [Worldwide]

Filmmakers worldwide are invited to submit their documentaries and feature films on issues in sports.

The International Festival of Sports Movies Krasnogorski will take place May 16 to 21 in Moscow. The festival is run by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Moscow Regional Government.

The festival program includes feature and documentary films on sports subjects produced not earlier than 2017.

Submissions in languages other than English and Russian should include a translation in English or Russian.

There will be winners in the following categories: plot, story, character, extraordinary people, documentary, director and feature film. All winners will receive trophies.

The deadline is April 1.

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IWMF offers human rights fellowship for women journalists [Worldwide]

Print, broadcast and online women journalists who focus on human rights and social justice can apply for a fellowship.

The International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) is accepting applications for the Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship, named for the 1998 IWMF Courage in Journalism Award winner and Boston Globe correspondent who was killed in Iraq in May 2003.

The selected journalist will spend an academic year in a tailored program with access to MIT's Center for International Studies and media outlets like The Boston Globe and The New York Times.

Applicants must have a minimum of three years of experience in journalism. Non-native English speakers must also have excellent written and verbal English skills in order to fully participate in and benefit from the program. Freelance journalists may apply.

A stipend will be provided, and expenses, including airfare, housing and health insurance, will be covered.

The application deadline is March 7.

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Thomson Reuters Foundation offers course on reporting vulnerable children [Europe]

Journalists with at least five years of experience can apply to attend this free program.

The Thomson Reuters Foundation is offering the course "Reporting on vulnerable children in care," as part of the Caring for Vulnerable Children in a Fractured World program.

The course will take place March 25 to 26 in Zurich. Participants will explore the risks faced by vulnerable children, and different domestic and international strategies to protect them.

Journalists working in media outlets across Europe are eligible. Selected applicants are expected to publish an article in order to graduate from the course with a certificate from the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

The organizer will cover travel, meals and subsistence costs.

The deadline is Feb. 21.

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University essay contest open [Africa]

African nationals enrolled in higher education institutions based in Africa and in the diaspora can enter this contest.

The Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa hosts an essay competition highlighting peace and security challenges faced across the continent.

This year's theme is “Political dynamics in the horn of Africa: nurturing the emerging peace trends.” Essays must be written in English or French.

The authors of the three winning essays will attend the Tana Forum on May 4 and 5 in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia. They will also receive mentorship from experts based at the Institute for Peace and Security Studies (IPSS).

The deadline is Feb. 28.

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Earth Journalism Network offers grants for stories on illegal wildlife trafficking [Europe]

Journalists interested in monitoring and investigating the illegal wildlife trade in Europe can apply for a grant.

The Earth Journalism Network is offering reporting grants as part of its Investigating Wildlife Trafficking project.

Journalists must have prior experience covering wildlife crime. Investigations across borders, nationalities and languages are encouraged.

The grants range from US$4,000 to US$10,000.

Apply now.

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NED offers grants for media projects [Worldwide]

Independent media organizations, civic groups and associations can apply.

The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is seeking proposals for projects that advance democratic goals and strengthen democratic institutions.

NED encourages applications from organizations working in diverse environments including newly established democracies, semi-authoritarian countries, highly repressive societies and countries undergoing democratic transition.

Grant amounts vary depending on the size and scope of the projects, but the average grant lasts 12 months and is around US$50,000.

NED is interested in proposals from organizations for nonpartisan programs that seek to: promote and defend human rights and the rule of law, support freedom of information and independent media, and promote accountability and transparency.

The deadline is March 15.

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Wikimedia Foundation hosts photo contest [Africa]

Professional and amateur photographers can enter this contest.

Wiki Loves Africa is an annual contest, hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, where people across Africa can contribute photos about their environment to Wikimedia Commons for use on Wikipedia and other project websites of the foundation.

This year, the competition seeks submissions about the theme "Play!," which can be representations of joyful and serious games, sport and recreation in the form of board or mental games, physical fun or contests, playful interactions, theatrical and musical performances, etc.

The first, second and third place winners will receive US$1,000, US$800 and US$500. Two other categories ­–women in sport and culturally specific or traditional formal forms of play– offer a US$500 prize each.

The deadline is March 1.

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Tamkeen launches journalism contest [Jordan]

 Journalists in Jordan can enter this competition.

Tamkeen has launched its best media report competition on labor migration and refugees.

The contest seeks to raise awareness of refugees' rights, encouraging quality reporting on labor migration and refugees’ issues in Jordan.

Submissions must be published or broadcast between Jan. 1, 2018 and March 15, 2019, and must include creative tools such as
infographics and data analysis.

 The top three winners will receive US$1,400, US$916 and US$493, respectively.

The deadline is March 15.

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Religion reporting project seeks collaborators [Worldwide]

Experienced journalists fluent in English are invited to join this project.

The University of Southern California's Center for Religion and Civic Culture is building a team of journalists to profile 100 “Spiritual Exemplars” around the world over the course of the next two and a half years.

The selected journalists will publish in-depth articles, videos and audio stories about extraordinary people whose spirituality inspires good in the world.

CRCC will offer a US$5,000 stipend for each profile and cover reasonable travel and reporting expenses.

The deadline is March 15.

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Pro Helvetia Studio offers residency program for journalists [MENA]

Media professionals, artists, curators and cultural practitioners from Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia can apply for a residency in Switzerland.

Pro Helvetia Studio Residency is a platform that provides artists with the opportunity to gain a broad insight into a different cultural environment. The goal is to enhance cultural exchange and artistic collaborations between Switzerland and the Arab region.

The three-month residency will take place in 2020. Selected candidates will have a place to work, accommodation, coaching and a per diem, as well as travel and insurance covered.

Relevant and adequate language skills (English, French and/or German) are required.

Applications must be written in English.

The deadline is March 1.


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Investigative reporting fellowship available [US]

Ida B. Wells Fellowship accepting candidates
Journalists of color can apply for a fellowship to produce investigative reporting.

Type Investigations, formerly the Investigative Fund, organizes the Ida B. Wells Fellowship to promote diversity in journalism by helping to create a pipeline of investigative reporters of color who bring diverse backgrounds, experiences and interests to their work.

The yearlong fellowship provides a US$16,000 award, editorial advice and legal assistance. Fellows will receive funds to cover travel and other reporting costs, and the costs associated with attending the annual Investigative Reporters and Editors conference.

The deadline is March 1.


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Eurasian Data Stories Contest approaching deadline [Europe, Asia]

Data storytellers from Europe and Asia can apply for this contest.

ForSet is organizing the Eurasian Data Stories Contest for journalists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Georgia, Hungary, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan.

The organizers are looking for stories based on reliable data about issues of public importance.

The materials can be in different formats (articles, videos, infographics, etc.) and must be in English and created specifically for this contest.

The first place winner will be awarded a EUR1,000 cash prize. The ForSet’s pick winner will receive a paid trip to DataFest Tbilisi 2019.

The deadline is Feb. 18.

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Rostelecom offers contest for tech journalists [Russia]

Bloggers, staff reporters and freelance journalists from regional and online media can compete in this contest.

The "Together in the digital future" is an all-Russian competition organized by Rostelecom.

The contest seeks entries on technological trends, innovative technologies and services development aired or published between April 10, 2018 and March 31, 2019.

There are categories for print media, radio and TV, online media and social media.

Winners will be awarded diplomas. The grand prize winner will receive a trip to the headquarters of Ericsson company in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The deadline is March 31.


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Reporting fellowship program available [US]

Journalists interested in undertaking a reporting and writing project that advances public understanding of critical issues can apply for this non-residential fellowship.

The Education Writers Association (EWA) is accepting proposals for the EWA Reporting Fellows program.

For this round, applications must focus on the challenges and potential solutions to enhancing educational equity at the K-12 and higher education levels.

Fellows receive up to US$8,000 for their reporting project, as well as other forms of assistance.

The deadline is Feb. 15.

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Workshop focuses on arts journalism, photojournalism [South Africa]

Journalists and journalism students are invited to an annual arts journalism workshop in Cape Town.

The Cape Town International Jazz Festival presents a training program for journalists and photojournalists. The program will take place March 23 to 30.

The workshop consists of two parallel courses: arts journalism and photojournalism. Participants will receive guidance from experienced arts journalists and develop transferable skills that can be applied to any arts topic in the newsroom.

The course is available free of charge for selected candidates. Candidates from outside Cape Town are responsible for the costs of their own travel and accommodation.

The deadline is Feb. 15.

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Grant for women journalists available [Worldwide]

Female journalists of all nationalities can apply for a grant.

The International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) is accepting applications for the Howard G. Buffett Fund, which aims to support women journalists in their projects and endeavors. 

Possible projects include exposing underreported but critical global issues; challenging traditional media narratives; developing field-based expertise and strengthening careers; pursuing training and leadership opportunities; and launching entrepreneurial news projects or acquiring the skill to do so.

Grant amounts will depend on the proposal and the inclusion of a detailed budget.

Applicants must have three or more years of professional journalism experience. Teams of journalists may apply, but the submission must be from a woman journalist and her team must include at least 50 percent women.

The deadline is Feb. 25.


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Wesleyan Writers Conference accepting applications [US]

All writers, from inexperienced to very established, are encouraged to apply for scholarships and fellowships to attend a writing conference.

The annual Wesleyan Writers Conference will take place from June 12 to 16 on the Wesleyan University campus in Middletown, Connecticut. The event will cover a wide range of topics, including journalism, nonfiction, editing and translation, and writing about science and medicine.

There are several scholarships available especially for journalists who wish to attend the conference. Teaching fellowships are also available for writers who have completed book-length manuscripts.

The scholarships cover at least part, if not all, of the tuition for the conference. Applicants must submit a registration form, a representative sample of their work in nonfiction, a letter of application expressing their interests and a resume.

Applicants may choose to also submit a US$100 deposit that will secure their place at the conference, although this is optional if they are only applying for the scholarship.

The deadline to apply for the scholarships is March 15.


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Scholarships for journalists available [Worldwide]

Young journalists, media managers and other communication professionals can apply.

DW Akademie is accepting applications for its International Media Studies program (IMS) in Bonn, Germany. Students who successfully complete the four-semester program will be awarded a master of arts degree.

The program offers a mix of research, lectures and practical experience and combines these disciplines: media and development, journalism, communications and media management.

Ten full scholarships are offered to applicants from Africa, Asia, Latin America or Eastern Europe.

Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and at least a year of professional experience in a media-related field. Applicants must also have a good command of German and English.

The deadline is March 31.



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Journalism scholarships in Germany available [Europe, US]

Journalists from Europe and the United States can apply for this program in Berlin.

The International Center for Journalism at the Freie Universität in Berlin offers two types of journalism scholarships October 2019 to July 2020.

The European Journalism-Fellowships Program allows participants to take a two-semester leave from their professional positions and spend a sabbatical year at the Freie Universität Berlin widening their knowledge while pursuing their research project.

The EJO Fellowship at European Journalism-Fellowships enables a journalist to become a temporary correspondent of the European Journalism Observatory. The fellow receives a monthly stipend of EUR1,100  (US$1,250) for the duration of 10 months.

Applications must be in German or English.

The deadline is Feb. 28.

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Fundação Estudar offers Scholarship program [Brazil]

Journalism students, among others, can apply for scholarships.

Fundação Estudar offers four types of financial support: scholarships for undergraduate studies in Brazil; academic exchange or double diploma abroad; undergraduate studies abroad; and graduate studies abroad.

The scholarship aims to cover up to 95 percent of tuition, travel, housing, meals and books.

Applicants must be ages 34 and younger and in the process of accepting, enrolling or attending a higher education program in any area.

The deadline is April 1.

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Sanlam Awards accepting entries on financial journalism reporting [South Africa]

Journalists working in print, online or broadcast media can apply.

The Sanlam Awards for Excellence in Financial Journalism recognize and reward exceptional business journalism in South Africa.

Categories include individual business/companies, economy, financial markets, consumer financial education, African growth story, newcomer, lifetime achievement and journalist of the year.

Works must have been published or broadcast in 2018. With the exception of the African growth category, only stories published or broadcast in South Africa are eligible. Stories originally published in a language other than English must be accompanied by an English translation.

The winner of each category receives a prize of ZAR20,000 while the overall winner receives an additional ZAR35,000, and the best newcomer merit award amounts to ZAR20,000.

The deadline is Feb. 28.

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Medialab Prado offers international data journalism workshop [Spain, Latin America]

Open call for data journalism collaborators [Spain, Latin America]

Anyone interested in collaborating in data journalism projects can apply for this program.

Medialab Prado organizes the international data journalism workshop "
Follow the food" March 25 to 29 in Madrid. The event will focus on the food industry and its relation to the Sustainable Development Goals.

Collaborators will be part of the development team of the project of their choice, bringing their knowledge and ideas to the workgroup and learning from the groups and mentors.

The names of the collaborators will appear in the project's credits. Medialab Prado will offer lodging to 20 collaborators from outside Madrid.

The deadline to apply is March 16.

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Film festival accepting submission on cultural diversity [Worldwide]

Filmmakers around the world can submit works to this international festival in Yerevan, Armenia.
The Yerevan International Film Festival Golden Apricot, organized with support from Armenia's
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will take place July 7 to 14.

The festival seeks films representing diverse ethnic groups, religions and nations.

The competition includes international feature and documentary films sections.

Competitive films must have had their first public screening after July 15, 2018.

The winners will receive the trophies "Golden Apricot" and "Silver Apricot."

The deadline is April 15.

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BBC Arabic seeks investigative journalist [MENA)

Experienced investigators can apply for this full-time position.

BBC Arabic is looking for a senior investigative journalist to join its Arabic documentaries team.

Responsibilities include overseeing investigations and prioritizing stories from the Gulf and North Africa and managing freelance journalists in the field produce long-formorm TV documentaries and digital documentaries.

The successful candidate will be mainly based in London with the possibility of overseas travel.

The maximum salary is EUR58,000 (US$66,015) per year.

The deadline is Feb. 13.

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UN offers reporting scholarships [Worldwide]

Journalists who are 25 to 35 years old and from developing countries can apply for a fellowship to report on the United Nations from September to November 2019.

The fellowship, sponsored by the Dag Hammarskjöld Scholarship Fund for Journalists, gives participants the opportunity to report on international affairs during the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Fellows will make professional contacts, interact with seasoned journalists and gain a broader perspective on global issues.

The fellowship is open to journalists working full time in developing countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.

In an effort to rotate recipient countries, the fellowship will not consider journalist applications for 2019 from nations selected in 2018: Argentina, India, Kenya and Yemen. Journalists from these countries may apply in 2020.

The fellowship includes travel, accommodations and a per diem allowance.

The application deadline is March 1.


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School of Journalism offers fellowships for food, farming reporting available [US]

Print and audio journalists can apply for a fellowship to report stories on food systems.

The UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism is offering US$10,000 postgraduate Food and Farming Journalism Fellowships in a program established by Michael Pollan, the John S. and James L. Knight Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley.

Suggested topics include agricultural and nutritional policy, the food industry, food science, technology and culture, rural and urban farming, agriculture and the environment (including climate change), global trade and supply chains, consolidation and securitization of the food system and public health as it relates to food and farming.

Candidates must be available for a workshop on June 10 to 14 at UC Berkeley. Travel, lodging and meals for the meeting will be covered by the fellowship.

The deadline is March 15.

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