NAM provides ethnic media with opportunities for expanding editorial capacity and expertise through professional training and fellowships. We have partnered with institutions such as American Society of Newspaper Editors and the University of California Office of the President in order to broaden the reach of ethnic media who often don’t have the access to resources that mainstream journalists do. Fellowships provide training in areas such as reporting, attracting advertising, and the digital medium.
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NAM Education Fellowship 2010 - Thur-Fri, April 22-23
Apr 06, 2010
New America Media and the University of California Center Sacramento, Public Affairs Journalism Program, are partnering for a fourth year to create an education beat fellowship program for ethnic media journalists in California, supported by the Hewlett Foundation and the Packard Foundation.
This program is made up two parts: 1) participation in a two-day training program, and 2) the publication of a story (or series) on schools/students in your community, and how they have been affected by the recession and state budget cuts.
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Open Internet Reporting Fellowships
Mar 11, 2010
The G.W. Williams Center for Independent Journalism and New America Media are calling for journalists working in ethnic and community media based in California to apply for the Open Internet Reporting Fellowship.
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2010 Ethnic Elders Newsbeat Fellowship - Fri-Sat Feb. 26-27
Feb 22, 2010
New America Media's 2010 Ethnic Elders Newsbeat Fellowship, sponsored by The Atlantic Philanthropies, is supporting ethnic media journalists to research and write a major article or series on various aspects of how today's aging demographics in America are affecting ethnic elders, as well as their families and communities. Each story or series will be published or broadcast in the fellows’ respective ethnic media outlets, and selected stories will be published on NAM’s website.
In addition, NAM Ethnic Elders Fellows will participate in a two-day workshop hosted by the University of California in Washington, D.C., Feb. 26-27, where they will meet leading experts and advocates in aging and veteran reporters on the generations beat.
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Blacks Determined Not to Miss Out On The Green Economy
New America Media, News Report, Cynthia Griffin, Sep 09, 2009
Activists are paving the way to include African Americans in the growing green economy, and that includes lobbying the White House and providing training schools.
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Blacks Determined Not to Miss Out on the Green Economy
New America Media, News Report, Cynthia Griffin, Sep 09, 2009
Activists are paving the way to include African Americans in the growing green economy, and that includes lobbying the White House and providing training schools.
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New America Media Stimulus Watch Fellowships for Ethnic Media Journalists
New America Media, Fellowship Application, Aaron Glantz, Stimulus Editor, Aug 10, 2009
New America Media is calling for applications from ethnic media reporters and freelance journalists for its 2009 Open Society Institute Stimulus Watch Fellowship.The fellows will research a story or a series of their design, documenting and explaining the impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) on the ethnic community served by their publication.
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Special Report: A School Without Windows
El Mensajero, News Report, Erika Cebreros, translated by Elena Shore , Aug 07, 2009
Students and teachers at a high school in northern California have one simple demand: to breathe fresh air in a school with poor ventilation and very few windows.
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Covering Education For Your Community
New America Media, Fellowship, Dec 19, 2007
This two-day fellowship program will include workshops, speakers and discussions on a wide-range of education issues.
Eight fellows from ethnic media outlets throughout California will be chosen for this program.
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