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EJO diary: August pick of forthcoming (free) media events, awards, conferences and training….
- Voluntary internship Reporters without Borders, London
- European Journalist Training Association, Conference, Moscow
- Editor, news channel, Scotland
- Journalism grants for freelance German journalists
- City University Open Day, London
- Index on Censorship recruiting journalists in Europe
- Free data journalism training, Bucharest
- Regional Network Director for Balkan Investigative Reporting Network
- Virtual Reality conference in Berlin, September 2017
- ILO Migration Journalism Fellowship Programme 2017/18
- George Viner Bursary: National Union of Journalists
- International Journalism Festival, Perugia, Italy, 2018
- British Press Awards: applications open
Voluntary internship at Reporters Without Borders in London
Part time; lunch and transport paid; apply by 18 August
Editor Nine O’Clock news, Scotland
New Post: Editor for new TV channel to be launched next year in Scotland. Apply by 27 August.
City University London Open Day on 16 September
City University’s Department of Journalism is regarded as a leader in its field.
Global Health: Journalism Grants available for German journalists
Grants for German freelance journalists interested in in-depth research on global health. Apply by 27 September.
European Journalists Training Association (EJTA)
Teachers’ Conference 19-20 October 2017, Moscow.
Financial help for those starting on journalism courses
The Journalism Diversity Fund, sponsored by (among others) Associated Newspapers, Guardian, PA, Sky, FT) offers Bursaries available to British students enrolled on a NCTJ-accredited course and who come from “a socially or ethnically diverse background.” Closing date: 15 November.
Index on Censorship is recruiting journalists
Index on Censorship is looking for European journalists to act as part-time correspondents based in Germany, Poland and Italy to monitor violations to press freedom for Mapping Media Freedom. They are accepting applications on a rolling basis.
Free data journalism training workship, Bucharest
A forthcoming Data Journalism Workshop in Bucharest offers free training for Romanian journalists. To be held on 15-16 September. Data Exploration for Storytellers is a free 2-day practical workshop. Working language of the workshop will be in English. Professional data and investigative journalists from The Times (UK), Rise Project (RO) and Textura (UA) will offer essential tools which can be applied by participants straight away in their work.
ILO Migration Journalism Fellowship Programme 2017/18
A six-month fellowship programme for journalists and media practitioners to support quality reporting on labour migration in the Middle East. The programme is open to individuals working in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, and the UAE.
Virtual Reality conference, Berlin, 22 September 2017
The third annual VR conference for Journalism & Documentary invites VR enthusiasts, journalists, interactive documentary makers, early technology adopters and other non-fiction storytellers to meet to share experiences, seek inspiration and head back home feeling virtual. The conference is self-organised and all costs are covered by ticket sales. The talks of the first conference in 2015 can be found here. The programme from last year can be found here.
International Journalism festival in Italy
Advance notice that the next International Journalism festival takes place in the Italian city of Perugia on 11 – 15 April 2018. The biggest annual media event in Europe has free entry.
Entries open on 1 August. Entries in a range of categories will be shortlisted in October for the Award ceremony in London in December. The Awards, for UK journalists, are sponsored by (among others) Reporters Without Borders.
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