Professional broadcast and print journalists and photographers can participate in this program.
The Soros Foundation-Kazakhstan (SFK) has launched a fellowship program for journalists working in Kazakhstan media. The goal is to support journalists and photographers who are interested in covering socio-economic issues that are not sufficiently addressed in the mainstream media.
To implement the project, participants will be encouraged to cover, among other topics, access to free legal aid, public health, migration, tolerance and civic engagement. Professional journalists with at least three years of experience in Kazakhstan media can apply to this program.
SFK will award seven scholarships in the amount of KZT300,000 (US$1,988) each.
The application deadline is August 15.
The Soros Foundation-Kazakhstan (SFK) has launched a fellowship program for journalists working in Kazakhstan media. The goal is to support journalists and photographers who are interested in covering socio-economic issues that are not sufficiently addressed in the mainstream media.
To implement the project, participants will be encouraged to cover, among other topics, access to free legal aid, public health, migration, tolerance and civic engagement. Professional journalists with at least three years of experience in Kazakhstan media can apply to this program.
SFK will award seven scholarships in the amount of KZT300,000 (US$1,988) each.
The application deadline is August 15.
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