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Training in health journalism for Indian journalists writing in English

Communication for Development and Learning, a Bangalore-based NGO is conducting a four-day residential training programme from 15 to 18 July 2006 for mid-career journalists on health journalism in partnership with Internews Network, International Centre for Journalists, Washington, and Panos, London. The programme is fully funded with support from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Knight Foundation, and Open Society Institute.

The course is open to media professionals who:

  • Cover issues related to health
  • Have at least five years of media experience as working journalists, or freelancers
  • Have a special interest in covering health issues
  • Possess strong writing skills in English

The training will be conducted at Vivekananda Girijana Kalyana Kendra, an organisation working for the past 25 years on rural and tribal health, located in BR Hills, Karnataka, South India. All costs, including travel, boarding, lodging, and course materials will be covered.

Application deadline: 30 May 2006

Mail your request for application forms to: cfdal@dataone.in or cdlblr@gmail.com

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For application forms, email: cfdal@dataone.in or cdlblr@gmail.com
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