The
Association of Health Care Journalists is offering a number of journalism fellowships for its annual conference, scheduled from April 7-10 in Cleveland. One fellowship is for rural health journalists, "intended for reporters and editors working in rural towns and counties or who work for outlets serving a predominately rural population," states AHCJ. The fellowship includes: conference registration fee; one year's membership in AHCJ (new or extended); up to four nights in conference hotel; and up to $400 for travel assistance within the continental U.S. The deadline to apply for the
rural health journalists fellowship is Feb. 19.
Other fellowships are for:
Missouri journalists;
College journalism students and college journalism instructors;
Journalists in the ethnic media;
Journalists on non-health beats;
Colorado journalists;
California journalists;
Rhode Island journalists; and
New York journalists. Journalists can apply for multiple fellowships. For more information on the conference,
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