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Restoring Africa’s Drylands Journalism Fellowship for African Journalists 2021




Restoring Africa’s Drylands Journalism Fellowship for African Journalists 2021

Deadline: May 10, 2021

On 2-3 June 2021, the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) will host the first-ever digital conference focused entirely on Africa’s drylands and how integrative restoration practices can see them flourish once again – GLF Africa 2021.

Be a part of the amazing team of young journalists from across Africa to receive training and gain full access to attend and cover this conference. Join in for inspiring speakers, the latest science, concerts, film screenings, virtual tours, networking, and the unexpected discoveries that always form part of this event.

If this sounds like something you’re interested in, then now is your time to submit a pitch of 150-200 words for a story focusing on drylands and ecosystem restoration in your country.

WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY:

One-on-One Training:

Together with field experts, we will work alongside you as you partake in a series of training workshops ahead of the conference. You will get the chance to improve your practical skills and gain the required knowledge needed for effectively reporting on this critical issue.

Holistic Writing and Mentoring Experience:

After the workshop, we will be selecting the best of the best to attend the GLF Africa 2021. This will be a wonderful opportunity to implement what you have learned from the training and produce powerful and impactful stories to be published in national and international publications.

We will not abandon you after the training. No! Our team will continue mentoring your throughout the conference period, focusing on supporting you in developing your reporting plans and themes, encouraging cross border and collaborative stories, and creating avenues for you to boost your social media skills in covering the event.

Grants/Benefits:

That is not all! The best 5 journalists will receive a long form storytelling grant to produce more in-depth pieces, as a follow-up from the conference. The higher the quality of your reporting during the conference and an ability to conduct in-depth reporting throughout will give you the edge.

Eligibilities:

  • This opportunity is open for early career reporters across the African continent.
  • They are looking for journalists with a passion for learning and raising awareness about land management and conservation.

For enquiries:

Contact Dizzane Billy on:

[email protected]

How to apply:

sign up, sign in, and submit the URL to an open Google Document outlining:

1. Your 150-200 pitch
2. Link to work you’ve published
3. Link to your CV

Click here to apply




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