COP29 Caribbean Climate Justice Journalism Fellowship

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Deadline: September 6th, 2024
Open to: Journalists from the Caribbean region.
Benefits: For in-person fellows there is coverage for accommodation, round-trip flights to Baku, and a stipend. Online fellows will receive a stipend and both groups will benefit from exclusive pre-COP training led by seasoned climate journalists and experts.

Description:

Climate Tracker invites passionate journalists from the Caribbean to apply for its prestigious COP29 fellowship. This program offers two distinct opportunities: in-person fellows will attend the COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, immersing themselves in the heart of global climate negotiations, while online fellows will participate remotely. Both groups will undergo an intensive pre-COP training program designed to enhance their reporting skills and understanding of climate issues. Fellows will receive dedicated support to publish their stories, ensuring Caribbean voices are prominently featured in international climate discussions. This fellowship provides a rare chance to engage deeply with climate journalism, build connections with global experts, and contribute significantly to the discourse on climate action. Apply now to be part of this impactful initiative and elevate your career in climate journalism.

Eligibility:

  • Open to residents of the Caribbean region.
  • Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 35.
  • Candidates should have experience in journalism, writing, or content creation, with a focus on climate justice or environmental issues.
  • Strong English proficiency is required, with the ability to communicate complex climate topics clearly.
  • Applicants should have a commitment to publishing stories about climate justice in their local media after the fellowship.

Benefits:

  • Full funding for the COP29 event, including flights, accommodation, and meals.
  • Access to COP29 events and high-profile discussions with global leaders.
  • Mentorship from experienced climate journalists and storytellers.
  • The opportunity to be published in major media outlets covering COP29.

How to apply:

Applicants are required to submit an application online via the official Climate Tracker Caribbean website. The application must include a resume, examples of published work related to climate justice or environmental issues, and a statement of purpose detailing why they wish to participate in this fellowship.

For more information, visit their official website.