The European Fund for Investigative Journalism launches it’s first research grants

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(BRUSSELS, 20/02/2009) -- Do you have a good idea for a journalistic story, that really matters? What about that story-idea, you never got around to do as you lacked the money for the research? Today the European Fund for Investigative Journalism, EFIJ, for the first time calls for proposals to distribute a sum of 20.000 euro for research grants. >>

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(NEW YORK, April 8, 2009) --The Committee to Protect Journalists called on Moldovan authorities today to allow Romanian journalists to enter Moldova and report on anti-communist rallies that have swept Moldova's capital, Chisinau, since Monday. Approximately 10,000 protesters took to the streets on Tuesday to protest Sunday's parliamentary election, which was won by President Vladimir Voronin's Communist Party.  >>

Working Grant - Next deadline: April 24, 2009

The Fund has an amount of 33.000 euros for the next jury round. The deadline for the next working grants is April 24, 2009, at 12am. All journalistic end products qualify for a grant: newspaper and magazine articles, radio and television documentaries and series, photo-reportages and books, and journalistic non-fiction books.

Apply for a working grant.