------------------------------------------------- Reporter's Guide to Investigating War Crimes
GIJN has published more excerpts of this guide, including chapters on tracing war criminals, environmental and property damage, and interviewing survivors.
Nigeria: Mental Health Reporting Toolkit
Developed by the Centre for Journalism Innovation & Development and partners, this toolkit guides journalists on covering mental health responsibly and accurately.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- Financial Times Africa Journalism Fellowship
The Financial Times and One World Media seek a mid-career journalist from, based in and covering sub-Saharan Africa. Apply by Oct. 5.
Story Pitches on LGBTQIA+ Youth Around Africa
Radio Workshop seeks pitches in English from African audio producers with story ideas that explore the lives of LGBTQIA youth anywhere in Africa. Apply by Sept. 15.
US$10,000 in Documentary Production Grants
Documentary Africa is offering financial support to filmmakers, producers and organizations to develop, produce and/or complete their projects. Apply by Sept. 18.
Training: How to Follow the Money in Wildlife Trafficking
Journalists in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania & South Sudan can apply for EJN's nine-month training on using financial tools to investigate environmental crimes. Deadline: Sept. 25.
OCCRP's OSINT, Research and Data Fellowship
Journalists from Ghana, Nigeria & Zambia are encouraged to apply for OCCRP's eight-week, hybrid program covering OSINT, research and data. Deadline: Sept. 29.
------------------------------------------------ DR Congo: How Stockpiles Fuel Illegal Wildlife Trade
In this Oxpeckers story, Jonas Kiriko investigates why ivory & other wild contraband seized by authorities in DR Congo finds its way back onto the black market.
Kenya: Mistreatment in Elderly Persons Homes
For this documentary, BBC Africa Eye went undercover to investigate allegations of mistreatment, theft, and neglect inside a Kenyan care home for the elderly.
Nigeria: An Orphanage Trading Babies for Cash?
The Foundation for Investigative Journalism's Fisayo Soyombo spent 19 months digging into the activities of a Christian orphanage that allegedly sells babies.
