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United States Embassy in Harare: Seeking Applications for Media Co-op Program for Zimbabwe

TRF: Reporting on Illicit Finance for Zimbabwean Journalists

Deadline:  30 January 2017

The United States Embassy in Harare is seeking applications from broadcast or online media organizations interested in participating in the Bureau of Public Affairs’ Foreign Press Center (PA/FPC) Media Co-op Program.

Media Co-Ops are a (maximum) two-week, highly-intensive U.S. work and travel program usually involving a broadcast media producer/reporter and one camera person — ideally both fully fluent in English — accompanied by a PA/FPC contract producer. Teams must arrive in the United States with fully-functioning equipment, including broadcast-quality cameras, lighting and audio gear, tripods, thumb drives and back-up equipment, and electrical transformers and adapters in good working order.

Media Co-Ops can result in news features, a series of short programs, or documentaries and sidebar ‘slice of life’ profiles.  The Embassy encourages participating media outlets to promote the original programs through related radio, TV, or digital/print interviews with U.S. interlocutors and through blog or other social media reports.  Program participants return to their media outlets with enhanced skills in media production and knowledge of U.S. reporting and production techniques.

Benefits

Eligibility Criteria

How to Apply

Proposals should be submitted at the address given on the website.

Eligible Country:  Zimbabwe

For more information, please visit Media Co-op Program.

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