CSDS offering fellowships to journalists

New Delhi: The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, a Delhi-based voluntary organisation, has announced it is offering Inclusive Media Fellowships 2011 for journalists.

The fellowship duration is for three to six weeks and the amount is Rs.150,000 including travel and incidental expenses.

The selected candidates are required to spend two to three weeks with rural communities and write stories on their experiences. The fellowship is open to print and electronic journalists.

The last date for applications is Friday Sep 30, 2011. The selection will be done by a jury of eminent journalists and development thinkers.

 

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