Apply now for training workshop and diversity storytelling fellowships

Journalists, bloggers, visual storytellers
Deadline: 8th January 2021

Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) is calling for applications from Sri Lankan visual storytellers, bloggers and journalists interested in in-depth storytelling that promotes tolerance and diversity.

The workshop is part of a CIR initiative to promote compelling and well-researched stories that are both informative and transformative in nature.

The candidates who complete the training will have the opportunity to apply for storytelling grants and work with a CIR mentor to improve their stories.

Interested candidates shall apply online on or before 8th January 2021.

Women journalists are strongly encouraged to apply.

Only those selected will be contacted.

Application Link/Form:

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