2016-02-08

The first jury round of Journalismfund.eu’s Flanders Connects Continents grant programme has taken place. Six applications were allocated a grant.

The first Flanders Connects Continents application round closed on 24th December 2015. The programme offers research grants for investigative journalists from Sub-Saharan Africa and Flanders, Belgium, to collaborate on a story. We received 8 applications from a total of 25 journalists. The jury, consisting of two Flemish and two Sub-Sahara African (former) investigative journalists, deliberated on Friday 5th February.

The stats

Of the 8 submitted projects, 6 were approved by the jury, although not all of them for the requested amount. A total of €39,971 was allocated. 21 journalists are involved in the granted projects, 14 from Europe (including 9 from Flanders) and 7 from African countries (Ethiopia, DR Congo, Benin, Kenya, South-Africa). In order to be eligible for a Flanders Connects Continents application, teams have to consist of at least one Flemish and at least one Sub-Sahara African journalist. Additional team members are free to join.

The next application deadline for Flanders Connects Continents is on 1st April 2016. Contact Marjorie Blomme (marjorie (dot) blomme (at) journalismfund (dot) eu) for questions and advice.

More information: www.flandersconntinents.org

IRPI Receives the Honorary Title for Freedom of Expression – Difference Day 2025

IRPI Receives the Honorary Title for Freedom of Expression – Difference Day 2025

2025-04-30

BRUSSELS - IRPI has been awarded the Honorary Title for Freedom of Expression as part of Difference Day 2025, organized by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), under the patronage of UNESCO.

Deadline 26th of April 2011

2011-04-12

ZELLIK - The deadline for grants of the Pascal Decroos Fund is Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at 12am lunchtime. All forms of journalism for audiovisual and written media are eligible: documentaries, series, books, ...

Reporter-in-Residence: a new type of training

2012-10-03

A journalist from the Romanian Center for Investigative Journalism (RCIJ) will be spending the next three months as a Reporter-in-Residence at The New England Center for Investigative Reporting (NECIR) based at Boston University.