Journalist Fellowship Program
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AIDS Vaccine 2012 conference is offering up to 20 fellowships to
qualified print, radio/broadcast and online journalists to attend the
conference in Boston, Massachusetts USA (9 – 12 September 2012) and
participate in a two-day workshop (8 – 9 September) on the global HIV
epidemic and the latest in HIV vaccine research, featuring some of the
leading scientists, advocates and experts in the field.
Journalist fellows will receive conference registration, transportation to and from Boston, accommodation, most meals and a per diem.
Program At-A-Glance
For more information, please contact Jennifer Brunet at jbrunet@vaccineenterprise.org.
Journalist fellows will receive conference registration, transportation to and from Boston, accommodation, most meals and a per diem.
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Applications are encouraged from reporters with experience covering the science of HIV/AIDS as well as the social, economic and larger societal impact of the epidemic. All applicants must have strong English speaking and reading skills. This is a competitive program. Click here to apply. Applications must be received by Friday, 6 July 2012.About the Journalist Fellowship Program
The annual AIDS Vaccine conference has offered fellowships to journalists since 2009 in partnership with the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise, conference local hosts and the National Press Foundation. This year, the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise will lead the program with support from stakeholders and local hosts to continue to help strengthen the corps of global media representatives covering HIV prevention developments and HIV vaccine research. Highlights from previous programs conducted with the National Press Foundation can be found below.
Program At-A-Glance
8 & 9 September | Intensive background briefings for fellows |
10 September | Conference Day 1; morning plenary preview; afternoon press conference |
11 September | Conference Day 2; morning plenary preview; afternoon press conference |
12 September | Conference Day 3; morning plenary preview |
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