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Nigerian Tribune Journalist, Adetola Bademosi has been selected for a nine-month Global Health Reporting Initiative (GHRI) offered by the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF).
The fellowship is focused on vaccines and immunisation for the second generation of journalists in Africa and Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) member countries.
According to IWMF, a total of 30 journalists were selected in Africa and CARPHA member countries in the Caribbean to participate in the GHRI beginning in October 2022.
Participants will participate in an online, English-language course that will provide access to sources who are public health and science-related experts on vaccines, public health, trade, social and behavioural communications, and global health policy.
“The GHRI will enable journalists to better inform public health influencers and communities about vaccines,” says IWMF.
Meanwhile, out of 200 applications across Africa, Bademosi’s application, according to the Foundation, “stood out among a competitive pool of nearly 200 journalists in Africa.”
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