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The Centre for Climate Change and Food Security, via GJESHA and The North Journals, invites applications for an online biodiversity journalism training programme for young and early-career journalists in West Africa. The programme includes expert-led sessions, mentorship, publication support, and networking opportunities to strengthen biodiversity reporting.
Benefits
Mentorship and editorial guidance, expert-led virtual training sessions on biodiversity reporting, publication support to feature stories with local or regional media, and networking opportunities with regional professionals.
Eligibility
Applicants must be a citizen or resident of Ghana, The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, or Liberia, and be a young or early-career journalist (approximately 18–35 years old) with interest or experience in storytelling or media production, and able to commit to the full online training duration.
Application
Submit an online application form with a personal statement, sample of work, and a brief resume.
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