Report for your community by going oversees

By Reynolds Staff on May 27, 2009 in Basics, Uncategorized

The world is intertwined. Show your readers by connecting the dots.
A fellowship through the World Affairs Journalism Fellowship Program gives U.S. journalists a chance to cover a global story of local importance.
At a time when international reporting is shrinking, the fellowship covers expenses and provides support so that fellows can go abroad for two weeks to research and report stories that matter to their local community.
Applications are due by June 10. Click here for information on how to apply.

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