Then MigraVoice’s “pop-up newsroom” is an opportunity for you
We are looking for journalists with a migration background to join our pop-up newsroom. Selected journalists will receive a €2,000 grant and three days of training in Berlin to work on a journalistic story of their choice, with the support of Maldita.es, Are We Europe, Raseef22 and our MigraVoice project partners.
You can apply until 3 May at this link.
What is MigraVoice’s “pop-up newsroom”?
The pop-up newsroom is a six-month programme that will award €2,000 grants to selected journalists to develop a multimedia journalistic piece. The work will be published in an Are We Europe magazine and partner media outlets. The stories will also be adapted into various formats and for different platforms, from a print magazine to social media content.
At the start of the programme, the selected journalists will attend a three-day bootcamp in Berlin in June. At this event, participating journalists will receive training from international media experts, practical and in-depth editorial guidance, and the opportunity to network.
What requirements must you meet to apply?
- Have been born in a country that is not among the 30 most developed countries.
- Identify as a first-generation immigrant or refugee.
- Fluency in English, as it is the working language of the project.
- Experience or interest in journalism / storytelling / community engagement.
- Knowledge of digital tools and platforms.
- A passion for driving social change and achieving a positive impact.
- Availability and permits to travel within Europe (specifically to Berlin) for the in-person training bootcamp between 11 and 13 June 2024.
How and when can I apply?
If this sounds interesting to you, you can apply here https://airtable.com/appoqQfXq2xP1IrGf/shr49gHHrec6pyTPI. You have until 3 May to submit your application.
What is the MigraVoice project?
MigraVoice is a cross-border project between Are We Europe, Raseef22, Maldita.es, Centro per la Cooperazione Internazionale / Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa, Media Diversity Institute Global (MDIG) and The London Story that aims to amplify the voices of migrant and refugee journalists within the European media and information space.