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IJP - International Journalists' Programmes

IJP offer young talented journalists the chance to work abroad as correspondents for short periods of time.
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Through its network of programmes, the IJP offer bursaries in over 45 countries. Alumni benefit of conferences, fact-finding tours, and briefings.

12/11/2024

Meet Linda Huber! The German journalist and fellow of our German-Central Eastern European Programme is currently spending two months in Bratislava. Back in Germany, she specializes in investigative journalism, producing in-depth reports for the German broadcasters ARD and ZDF. During her fellowship in Slovakia, Linda is working with the team at Dennik N. Follow IJP on Instagram to find out more: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

11/11/2024

Throwback to our Alumni Research Tour: Beauties of Istanbul! ✨
In early October, fellows and alumni from our German-Turkish Programme came together for an inspiring and intensive four-day exploration of Istanbul. It was a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with old friends and build new connections within our network.
Our sincere thanks to the Directorate of Tourism of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality for hosting this memorable event, in particular to Mr. Hüseyin Coşan and his dedicated team for their exceptional organization and support, making it an unforgettable experience for all.
Check out the video below, created by our programme head, Miodrag Soric, for a beautiful wrap-up of the event!

05/11/2024

🌏✨ Another week, another Insta takeover! This time, we're thrilled to follow German journalist and IJP fellow Cathrin Schmiegel as she takes us on a journey through Japan, where she'll be working for the next two months. 🇯🇵📸

Cathrin, an editor for Zeit and Zeit Campus back home in Hamburg, also contributes as a freelance reporter for various media outlets. Don't miss out on her insights and stories from Japan: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

04/11/2024

ComLab #9 at Berlin Science Week 📚🌍

Science meets storytelling to address today’s big issues! At Berlin Science Week, we joined Stephanie Siewert (Alexander von Humboldt foundation), Adrianna Borowicz (journalist, Poland), and Sanam Roohi (researcher, India) to discuss powerful ways to communicate around migration, climate, and AI.

Highlights:
✨ Make science relatable, not just academic
🌏 Focus on real migration stories, not stereotypes
💡 Choose solutions-based climate reporting
👩‍🔬 Champion diverse voices in science!

Because real human connection—and not AI—should shape our understanding of the world. 🌱

29/10/2024

This week, Burns Fellow Caspar von Au is taking over our Instagram account, sharing his journey through Minnesota as the United States gears up for next week’s election! 🇺🇸

As part of his fellowship, Caspar has spent the past three months working with APM Reports, the investigative team at Minnesota Public Radio. Back in Germany, Caspar reports, produces, and edits for BR24 and the tagesschau podcast.

For more insights, make sure to follow our Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

07/10/2024

Hello from Greenland 🇬🇱 our German IJP-Fellow Nicole Graaf will share some impressions from Greenland and her Fellowship time. Please check out our Instagram and follow her.

02/10/2024

New week, new Insta-Takover. This time, freelance reporter Hannah Aders from Brasil is taking us along on her IJP fellowship journey. She’s a Fellow of the Latin American IJP Program. Follow along and find out more here: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

Copyrights: Leo Martins

26/09/2024

Konnichiwa from Tokyo!
This week, freelance reporter Brigitte Wenger is taking us along on her IJP fellowship journey in Japan. Follow along and find out more here: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

17/09/2024

Meet IJP fellow Melissa Erhardt! Normally, she works as a journalist and presenter for radio FM4 and Radio Ö1 in Vienna. Over the past two months, she has been hosted by El Mostrador in Chile as part of her German-Latin American fellowship. This week, you can learn more about her placement and experiences in Chile as she takes over our Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

10/09/2024

Hej from Denmark! The german journalist Rune Weichert is one of our 2024 fellows and is currently taking part in the German-Northern European Programme. Rune normally works for stern in Hamburg but during his Fellowship he is in Copenhagen. If you would like to find out more about his media placement and what he is doing in Copenhagen, follow us on Instagram. Rune will be taking over our Instagram account this week: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

03/09/2024

Meet J.D. Capelouto! The New York-based journalist is one of our 2024 Arthur F. Burns fellows and will be taking over our Instagram account this week. Back home, he works for the digital news startup Semafor. During his fellowship in Berlin, he is hosted by Table.Media. Follow us on Instagram to learn more: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

27/08/2024

This week, our Instagram takeover takes you on a journey to the vibrant city of Nashville, Tennessee! Angela Gruber, who usually works for Der Spiegel in Hamburg, is spending two months at The Tennessean—one of Nashville's leading daily newspapers as a fellow in our Burns programme. Get a behind-the-scenes look at her life and work in the U.S. by following our Instagram channel: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

26/08/2024

What is the situation shortly before the election in Saxony? We had the great opportunity to spend 4 days with IJP alumni and different conversation partners in Dresden, Chemnitz and Pirna. Join our Media Dialogue next time and apply for one of the IJP programmes! https://ijp.org/en/programmes/

22/08/2024

Hello from Saxony! This week, Slovakian journalist and IJP alumna Eva Frantova is sharing insights from the IJP research tour taking place this week. As we approach the state elections this September, we aim to meet with experts and stakeholders in the area to explore what role society and culture play in maintaining democratic values and look into the potential impacts the elections could have on the area as an economic and scientific hub. Find out more during this week’s Insta takeover: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

13/08/2024

Hello from Canada! German journalist Lea Struckmeier is taking over our Instagram account all week and will be showing us around Toronto. Lea usually works as a reporter, producer, and presenter for the German public broadcaster NDR Panorama NDR in Hamburg. Right now, she is spending two months at CBC's investigative unit in Toronto as part of her Arthur F. Burns Fellowship. Follow us on Instagram to find out more: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

08/08/2024

Don’t miss this week’s Insta takeover, where two of the fellows from our German-Latin-American Programme take us through Mexico. Alea Rentmeister, who usually works for the German podcast radio detektor.fm, is paired with the non-profit investigative journalism organization Quinto Elemento Lab during her fellowship in Mexico. Inga Barthels’s host media outlet is Data Crítica, a small independent data journalism platform. Back home, she works as a culture editor for Tagesspiegel. Make sure to follow us on Instagram so you don’t miss any of their stories this week: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

03/08/2024

Last night, alumni and friends of our Ernst Cramer & Middle East Fellowship Program came together to celebrate its 20th anniversary with a reception on the rooftop of the new Axel Springer building, enjoying a stunning view of Berlin. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of the programme – both in good and challenging times in the Middle East.

31/07/2024

Meet Katharina Meyer zu Eppendorf! The German journalist is one of our Burns Fellows this year. Back home in Hamburg, she works as an editor for ZEIT CAMPUS and DIE ZEIT. During her Burns Fellowship she will be spending the next two months with the newspaper Arizona Republic in Phoenix. Curious to find out more? Katharina is taking us along with her on Instagram all week: https://www.instagram.com/ijp_journalists/

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Join us for ComLab #9 from September 19 – 22 live in Berlin: ‘Contested Freedom – From Migration to AI and the Climate Crisis’ Together, we will dive deep into the conflict zones of freedom, tackling the challenges of AI, climate change and migration head-on. Apply now and join us for a dynamic bootcamp where media pros and researchers come together for a powerhouse of knowledge and skills exchange. ⏰ Application deadline: May 25, 2024. For further details, please go to our website at: https://ijp.org/en/projects/comlab-9/ #ResearchComLab #sciencejournalism #journalism #scicomm #ComLab9

Our website has recently been given a new look. As an organization, IJP has continued to grow since its beginnings more than 40 years ago, with numerous new exchange programmes, science and alumni projects being added over the years. Our old website was no longer able to represent this in an appealing way and so we are thrilled about the new design and hope you'll like it as well. Take a look here: https://ijp.org/en/

➡️Another great opportunity for journalists with wanderlust! Only two more weeks to apply for our Climate and Energy Fellowship for Journalists from Germany and Poland.⬅️ 🧑‍💻Work abroad on your climate or energy topic at a host media for 6-8 weeks. 💬 Meet new journalists, friends and experts from EUKI - European Climate Initiative and Clean Energy Wire CLEW 🌏 Become part of a unique European network 🗓️ Deadline: March 15, 2024 💶 Grant: 3.800 Euro 💭🔜 Get inspired by this fellowship video! ⬇️ Do you know ambitious journalists who should know about this opportunity? Please share it with your network: www.ijp.org

IJP Global Fellows Talk #5 "Foreign Policy: War in Europe“

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a new era in foreign and security policy began, not only for Europe but for the whole world. What does all this mean for Germany’s role in the world and - specifically - in this war? What options are there to stop the war? And what will be the effects to the German energy supply? We look forward to discussing these and all other questions with Knut Abraham, Member of the Bundestag (CDUCSU) and Thore Schröder, correspondent of the Süddeutsche Zeitung, in Kiev.

IJP Global Fellows Talk #5 "Foreign Policy: War in Europe“

The manoeuvre of Gerhard Schröder are ridiculous and not a really wise move, means Knut Abraham, Member of the Bundestag (CDU/CSU). Thank you for sharing your view with us! To see full video go to: https://www.ijp.org/.../digital.../global-fellow-talks Graphic recording Wiebke Koch.

IJP Global Fellows Talk 4: Bundestag - the Next Generation

What is the right way to react to Russia‘s military attacks on Ukraine? One long-term consequence should also be a much more progressive fight against Putin’s disinformation agenda, explains MP Dr. Ottilie Klein (CDU) in our Global Fellows Talk. Graphic Recording Wiebke Koch.

Africa Talks #16 Prof. Julian Hinz

One year African Continental Free Trade Area - what has worked and where are the opportunities and risks? New level of market integration with potential over time. Many thanks for joining us rof. Julian Hinz, Assistant Professor for International Economics at Bielefeld University, Germany To see the full video go to: https://www.ijp.org/en/alumni/digital-projects/africa-talks Graphic recording Wiebke Koch. https://www.facebook.com/apuhlmann