Media professionals, bloggers, influential social media practitioners
and freelance contributors can apply for a two-week reporting trip to
Brazil.
The International Reporting Project
(IRP) is accepting applications for a group-reporting trip to Brazil on
April 5–19. The IRP new media reporting trips are supported by a grant
from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
The IPR fellows will examine issues related to health, poverty,
hunger and food security, technological innovation, economy and
business, urban and rural health care, environmental sustainability and
women's empowerment. The fellows will also explore Brazil’s investment
in Africa.
New media journalists from all nations are eligible with some
priority given to applicants from the United States, United Kingdom,
India, Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa.
IRP will cover the fellows’ round-trip air tickets to Brazil, hotel
costs, meals and local transportation. Participants will have to obtain
their own visa to Brazil, but the IRP will reimburse the cost.
The deadline is Feb. 3.
For more information, click here.
Source:IJNET
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