Alfred Friendly Press Partners Fellowship 2020 for journalists

Application Deadline: Varying

The Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships are aimed at providing fellows with experience in reporting, writing and editing that will enhance future professional performance; transferring knowledge gained during the program to colleagues at home; and fostering ties between journalists in the United States and other countries.

Requirements

  • Early-career professional journalists from developing countries with proficiency in English
  • 25-35 years old
  • have at least three years of experience as a journalist at a print, online or broadcast media outlet.
  • Participants who work as staff reporters in their host newsrooms are required to develop training plans that they implement when they return to their home newsrooms. ​

Benefits

  • Fellows receive travel, health insurance and basic living expenses.
  • 6 months.The ​all-inclusive ​fellowship starts in mid-March and ends in early September.

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For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Alfred Friendly Press Partners Fellowship 2020

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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