Journalists and Bloggers: Apply to Participate in an International Reporting Project in Zambia

If you are a journalist or blogger with an interest in writing about global health issues, keep reading for more on an amazing opportunity with the International Reporting Project (IRP).

What: The IRP is looking for journalists, bloggers, and photographers who are interested in a global health reporting trip to the small African country of Zambia. Participants will visit both urban and rural areas of Zambia to learn and report on the effects of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria in the country. They also will be taking a close look at the use of technology in healthcare and its role in combating these diseases – along with social and environmental factors that contribute to the spread of disease.

When: July 14-24, 2013

Who: Journalists, bloggers, freelance reporters, photographers and videographers are all welcome to apply. Candidates should already have a media platform with a strong following. Social media knowledge is a plus!

Candidates don’t need to have experience in covering global health issues, but they should be interested in covering technology and health issues and may cover these issues from whichever angle they prefer.

How: Fill out this application form and provide an essay indicating the types of stories you like to cover.

Deadline is Friday, April 26, so make sure to get your application in ASAP for the chance to be involved in this incredible experience.

For more information, click here or check out the Reporting Trips FAQ.