By NECJOGHA Reporter
The African Union’s (AU) Information and Communication Directorate (ICD) has announced that applications are now open for the African Union Media Fellowship.
This year-long program offers a significant opportunity for African media professionals to play a key role in shaping a more accurate and comprehensive narrative of the continent’s progress and opportunities.
African media professionals have an exciting opportunity to enhance their skills and contribute to a more accurate portrayal of the continent’s progress through the African Union Media Fellowship. The Information and Communication Directorate (ICD) of the African Union (AU) has officially opened applications for this year-long program.
The fellowship is designed to be a transformative experience, empowering African storytellers to shape narratives and foster a deeper understanding of Africa’s advancements and potential. A key focus of the program will be the strategic use of emerging digital technologies as powerful tools for communication.
Successful applicants will benefit from a comprehensive program that includes specialized training sessions, financial grants to support their projects, guidance and support from experienced media mentors, and enriching international and continental study tours. These diverse components aim to equip fellows with the knowledge, resources, and networks necessary to excel in their careers and contribute meaningfully to the African media landscape.
The African Union Media Fellowship is set to commence in September, offering a unique platform for media professionals to immerse themselves in a dynamic learning environment and collaborate with peers from across the continent.
Interested candidates are strongly encouraged to submit their applications by the deadline of August 14th. This fellowship represents a significant opportunity for African media professionals to elevate their craft, broaden their perspectives, and play a vital role in shaping the narrative of a rising Africa.
The fellowship begins in September.
Apply by Aug. 14.
