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   * Reporting on the PandemicPromoting the role of African women journalists in
     reporting on the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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   * Article-19 Health Misinformation Fellowship
   * WA GBV Reporting Fellowship PitchesThe Africa Women Journalism Project, an
     initiative supported by the International Centre for Journalists in
     partnership with the Ford Foundation West Africa, invites applications from
     women journalists from Nigeria, Ghana and Senegal. The initiative aims to
     increase the capacity of women journalists in comprehending the
     complexities of gender-based violence and exploitation and empowering them
     to cover gender-related issues. The AWJP seeks 60 women journalists
     interested in investigating and exposing the extent of gender-based
     violence in the target countries with a focus on under-reported issues.. We
     are particularly interested in stories that cover under-reported topics of
     violence against women in the region with a specific focus on three
     countries—Nigeria, Ghana and Senegal. The applications will be assessed
     based on the following relevance of the proposed story, feasibility,
     originality of the piece, motivation expressed in the application and
     journalistic approach. Successful participants, meeting all requirements,
     will be shortlisted for a 9-month fellowship. The fellowship includes
     on-the-job mentoring, editorial sessions, training on gender-based
     violence, and financial support. WHY is this important now? The current
     situation in West Africa demands attention due to the longstanding issue of
     gender-based violence, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The crisis has
     led to a surge in domestic and…
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AFRICA
WOMEN
JOURNALISM
PROJECT


THE AFRICA WOMEN JOURNALISM PROJECT (AWJP) WAS SET UP WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE
INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR JOURNALISTS (ICFJ) BY ICFJ KNIGHT FELLOW CATHERINE
GICHERU IN JULY 2020 AT THE HEIGHT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

ABOUT AWJP


PROMOTING THE ROLE OF AFRICAN WOMEN JOURNALISTS IN REPORTING ON UNDERREPORTED
AND UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES.

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OUR FELLOWSHIPS


OUR FELLOWSHIPS ARE STRUCTURED TO IMPROVE AND PRODUCE MORE NUANCED
EVIDENCE-BASED JOURNALISM IN UNDERREPORTED ISSUES WHILE HIGHLIGHTING THE VOICES
AND VIEWS OF MARGINALISED GROUPS.


WEST AFRICAN GBV REPORTING

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CHECK GLOBAL GENDERED ELECTION MISINFORMATION FELLOWSHIP

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AFTERSHOCKS DATA FELLOWSHIP 22-23

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REPORTING ON THE PANDEMIC FELLOWSHIP

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AFTERSHOCKS DATA FELLOWSHIP

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ARTICLE-19/ HEALTH MISINFO FELLOWSHIP

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WEST AFRICAN GBV REPORTING

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CHECK GLOBAL GENDERED ELECTION MISINFORMATION FELLOWSHIP

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AFTERSHOCKS DATA FELLOWSHIP 22-23

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REPORTING ON THE PANDEMIC FELLOWSHIP

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AFTERSHOCKS DATA FELLOWSHIP

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ARTICLE-19/ HEALTH MISINFO FELLOWSHIP

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OUR STORIES


STORIES PRODUCED BY OUR FELLOWS ARE PUBLISHED BY NEWSROOMS ACROSS AFRICA

Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

March 11, 2024


LIVING ON THE MARGINS



Despite ongoing initiatives to advance the implementation of the national
disability law since its enactment in Nigeria, there remains a low level of
adherence and execution across all sectors. Consequently, people with
disabilities are excluded

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Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

February 14, 2024


DAR ES SALAAM WASTE WARRIORS: TURNING WASTE INTO OPPORTUNITY



Even before the Waste to Zero initiative was launched at the COP28 Climate
Change conference in December 2023, an inspiring group of women in Dar es Salaam
have been spearheading an approach that is tackling

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Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

January 21, 2024


YAM FARMERS BATTLE CHALLENGES OF CLIMATE CHANGE, INSECURITY



Increasing the yield of important crops such as yam is crucial to ensure food
security and livelihood. However, unpredictable rainfall and higher temperatures
have contributed to reduced yam harvests. In this report, JUSTINA
ASISHANA highlights the multi-faceted

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Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

January 21, 2024


UNRAVELLING KENYA’S FOOD CRISIS



With 8.9 million Kenyans (17 per cent of the population) living in extreme
poverty – below 1.9 USD (Ksh 250) a day –and a hunger level score of 23.5 which
is way above the recommended

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Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

January 21, 2024


ARE WE DOING ENOUGH?



Comprehensive Sexual education in Kenya has been a topic of concern in recent
years. The question of whether youth in Kenya are equipped with comprehensive
sexual education has been raised by many stakeholders in the

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Aftershocks Data Fellowship 22-23

August 28, 2023


HOW MAASAI WOMEN DEFY GENDER STEREOTYPES TO MAKE MONEY IN MILK VALUE



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