Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) is now accepting applications from Nigerian journalists from all genres of the media for its 2021 Investigative Story Pitches. The deadline for the submission of applications is 30th January 2021.
The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) invites Nigerian journalists from all genres of the media with interest in investigating the intersection between COVID-19, access to information and misinformation, to submit story pitches for consideration.
The call is part of the organisation’s ‘Free to share’ initiative which is geared at broadening the scope of freedom of expression through engagements on media ethics and accountability journalism.
This pilot of the project is implemented in partnership with Free Press Unlimited (FPU) as part of the ‘COVID-19 response in Africa: Together for reliable information project’, funded by the European Union (EU).
The published data-driven, human interest investigative stories will support the media to better provide access to information that informs, educates, and debunks misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic and its multifaceted impact on lives and livelihoods. WSCIJ will train and mentor selected reporters virtually towards delivering the stories.
Chosen reporters must attend the training fully and be available for mentorship.
Deadline is Saturday, 30 January 2021 | 11:59 pm (WAT).
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