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IRP Offers Gatekeeper Trip to Liberia
The International Reporting Project is currently accepting applications for the 2010 IRP Gatekeeper Trip to Liberia. Over the course of 10 days (Nov. 7-18) senior U.S. editors and producers will be exposed to an assortment of topics including health, environment, economic recovery and development, women’s rights and refugee resettlement. The application deadline is Sept. 13. More information about the trip and the application are on the IRP website.
World Pulse Seeks Columnists for Global Correspondents Network
World Pulse is beginning a new initiative called the Global Correspondents Network and is looking for columnists who would be able to contribute regular columns for its print and online magazine on a range of pressing social issues. Contact Putsata Reang at putsata(at)worldpulse.com for more information.
UNDP and Makerere University Develop New Master's Degree Program

The United Nations Development Program and Makerere University in Uganda have developed a master's degree in gender-aware economics. The one-year program will provide the future generation of African policy-makers and planners with the necessary knowledge and tools to apply gender equality as a parameter in economic policy-making, analysis, planning, budgeting and implementation. Visit Makerere's website for details.

National Association of Black Journalists Seeks Executive Director

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) has a position open for an executive director. The deadline for applications is July 5. E-mail completed applications to linnie(at)linniecarter.com. Information on the job description and documents to include in the application can be found on the NABJ website.

Knight Center Invites Entries for Innovator of the Year Award

The Knight Center for Environmental Journalism will award $1,000 to honor an innovative project in environmental coverage. The contest is supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Journalists who are implementing a new idea that is changing the way environmental news and information is communicated are invited to apply. Deadline is April 30. Click here for details or to apply.



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