Online Workshop for Journalists and Content Creator from the MENA Region 2020

OPPORTUNITY DETAILS

Total reward

0 $

Nonprofit organization

Internews

Deadline

20 Apr 2020

Study level

Undergraduate

Specialities

Social sciences and humanities

Opportunity funding

Full funding

Eligible Countries

Algeria , Comoros , Egypt , Jordan , Lebanon , Mauritania , Oman , Qatar , Somalia , Syria , United Arab Emirates , Bahrain , Djibouti , Iraq , Kuwait , Libya , Morocco , Palestine , Saudi Arabia , Sudan , Tunisia , Yemen

Eligible Region

All Regions

Internews Network in partnership with Maharat Foundation, and Samir Kassir Foundation announced a training program for journalists from the MENA Region. This training program is designed to promote a culture of respect for religious diversity in MENA countries by improving the quality, quantity, and dissemination of objective reporting on religious freedom.

The objectives are to increase the capacity of journalists to securely produce high-quality conflict-sensitive and inclusive content on key religious freedom issues and to enhance the availability of and access to high-quality conflict-sensitive and inclusive content as well as promoting dialogue on key religious freedom issues.

What you will learn?

The program will equip its participants with the knowledge and connection to provide through three workshops – the Skills Labs, ongoing mentorship, and the opportunity to build a network of regional journalists.

The skills Labs will cover the topics of:

Inclusive reporting on key religious freedom issues and conflict-sensitive issues.
Digital security skills and situational awareness.
Fact-based reporting.

Eligibility:

You can apply to the program if you:

Have a minimum of two years of professional journalism experience.
Have an interest in or prior experience reporting on religious freedom issues.
Are able to commit to multiple workshops, on-going mentoring and reporting and writing assignments scheduled over twelve months.
Are from MENA Region countries.

Financial Support:

Internews will cover the following costs for each participant:

Accommodation, food, and domestic transport in Lebanon during the program.
Flight tickets to Beirut, Lebanon (for participants from other MENA countries).
Visa costs.
Insurance.
Domestic travel to the airport in your home country.

Program Activities & Timeline:

Participants are expected to commit to the whole program.

Skills Lab I: Key religious freedom issues and conflict-sensitive and inclusive reporting Training – 4 days in June 2020.
Skills Lab II: Digital security skills and situational awareness Training – 4 days in July 2020.
Skills Lab III: Fact-Based Reporting Training – 4 days in August 2020.
Follow-up projects and assignments.

Notes:

The main language of the training will be Arabic.
All workshops will take place in Beirut, Lebanon.
The program will run on a full-day schedule with several evening activities. Selected participants will have to commit to participating in all activities.
An innovation Lab will follow in October 2020. The most successful and dedicated Skills Lab Participants will be invited to apply separately to participate in an innovation Lab.

About Internews:

Internews, an international nonprofit organization, operates with administrative centers in California, Washington DC, London and Paris, as well as regional hubs in Bangkok and Nairobi. Formed in 1982, Internews has worked in more than 100 countries and currently has offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and North America.

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