The Knight International Journalism Fellowships, a program of the International Center for Journalists, is seeking experienced journalists to lead projects that involve mentoring and training journalists. Candidates must have at least 10 years of experience in journalism and be fluent in the local language.

The projects:

India: The Fellow will work with journalists in India to improve understanding and coverage of the interaction between climate change and development and help develop programs and curricula that provide more and better environmental training to journalists.

Criteria: Ten years of journalism experience required. Experience covering and knowledge of environmental and development issues required. Fluency in Hindi and/or Tamil preferred.

Bangladesh: The Fellow will work with mainly women who are print journalists to help them develop the skills they need to create television feature news stories.

Criteria: Ten years of journalism experience required. Experience in broadcast journalism required. Fluency in Bangla/Bengali required. Previous training or teaching experience preferred.

To apply, click on this link: http://www.knight.icfj.org/apply

Due to the volume of responses to Fellowship openings, we only respond
to candidates who meet the criteria.

For more information about the Knight International Journalism Fellowships, go to http://www.knight.icfj.org

For answers to questions about the program and application process, please contact Emily Schult: eschult@icfj.org

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