The Open Notebook (TON) Early-Career Fellowship Program 2027 for early-career science journalists ($6,000 Stipend) | Nigeria (Remote)
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The Open Notebook (TON) Early-Career Fellowship Program 2027 welcomes applications from early-career science journalists seeking to enhance their skills and expand their impact in science communication.
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Job Overview
The Open Notebook offers a structured, paid part-time fellowship designed specifically for early-career science journalists. Fellows participate in a comprehensive program that strengthens reporting skills, editorial understanding, and professional development in science journalism.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce original science journalism pieces under editorial mentorship
- Participate in workshops and training sessions focused on science communication
- Collaborate with experienced editors and fellow journalists
- Develop a portfolio of published work
- Engage in peer feedback and editorial review processes
Requirements
- Early-career status in science journalism
- Demonstrated writing ability and passion for science communication
- Commitment to the fellowship's duration and activities
- Professional communication skills
What We Offer
- Paid fellowship stipend
- Professional mentorship and editorial guidance
- Skills development in science journalism
- Publication opportunities
- Networking with established science journalists
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