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Planetary Security Conference Media Fellowship
February 18, 2019 - February 21, 2019
The Hague, Netherlands Together with Amsterdam-based Free Press Unlimited, the Stanley Foundation has organized a four-day media fellowship from February 18–21, 2019, for fifteen journalists to attend the fourth annual Planetary Security Conference in The Hague, Netherlands, with two day-long workshops before and after the conference. The journalists will receive guidance and input from two seasoned journalism trainers as well as foundation and Free Press Unlimited staff, and will participate in other programmed activities to facilitate quality interaction with conference attendees and to promote reporting during and after the fellowship. Participating journalists are from Mali, Iraq, the Lake Chad Basin, and the Caribbean, which are the spotlight regions at the conference. Invitation Only
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Devon Terrill
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