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The Friends Prov­i­dent Foun­da­tion has just estab­lished a Fel­low­ship for UK jour­nal­ism to pro­duce a “a sig­nif­i­cant work of long form jour­nal­ism in any medium on the theme of build­ing resilient economies.” I’ve copied the full press release below. For fur­ther details, click on this link. The full press release is copied below. Jour­nal­ist Fel­low­ship 2016 The Foundation’s trustees have cre­ated a jour­nal­ist fel­low­ship to build a bet­ter under­stand­ing of eco­nom­ics in the wider pub­lic by work­ing with a lead­ing jour­nal­ist to cre­ate a sig­nif­i­cant work of long form jour­nal­ism in any medium on the theme of build­ing resilient economies. Pro­pos­als can be for a BOOK, DIGITAL JOURNALISM, A SHORT FILM or other dig­i­tal outputs. The work must com­mu­ni­cate, in an acces­si­ble way, eco­nom­i­cally coher­ent ideas – with a firm basis in eco­nomic theory. The Fel­low­ship offers edi­to­r­ial and finan­cial sup­port to the suc­cess­ful can­di­date. We will work with them to ensure their work is widely disseminated. Who can apply: The Fel­low­ship is open to accom­plished UK jour­nal­ists, writ­ers, doc­u­men­tary mak­ers and online media professionals. Free­lancers, full-time staff, spe­cial­ist and non-specialist jour­nal­ists will all be considered. The amount: An award of £45,000 will be received by the suc­cess­ful entrant, inclu­sive.

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The Friends Prov­i­dent Foun­da­tion has just estab­lished a Fel­low­ship for UK jour­nal­ism to pro­duce a “a sig­nif­i­cant work of long form jour­nal­ism in any medium on the theme of build­ing resilient economies.”

Fellowship for economic journalism

I’ve copied the full press release below. For fur­ther details, click on this link. The full press release is copied below.

Jour­nal­ist Fel­low­ship 2016

The Foundation’s trustees have cre­ated a jour­nal­ist fel­low­ship to build a bet­ter under­stand­ing of eco­nom­ics in the wider pub­lic by work­ing with a lead­ing jour­nal­ist to cre­ate a sig­nif­i­cant work of long form jour­nal­ism in any medium on the theme of build­ing resilient economies.

Fellowship for economic journalism

Pro­pos­als can be for a BOOK, DIGITAL JOURNALISM, A SHORT FILM or other dig­i­tal outputs.

The work must com­mu­ni­cate, in an acces­si­ble way, eco­nom­i­cally coher­ent ideas – with a firm basis in eco­nomic theory.

The Fel­low­ship offers edi­to­r­ial and finan­cial sup­port to the suc­cess­ful can­di­date. We will work with them to ensure their work is widely disseminated.

Who can apply:

The Fel­low­ship is open to accom­plished UK jour­nal­ists, writ­ers, doc­u­men­tary mak­ers and online media professionals.

Free­lancers, full-time staff, spe­cial­ist and non-specialist jour­nal­ists will all be considered.

The amount:

An award of £45,000 will be received by the suc­cess­ful entrant, inclu­sive. This is for research, writ­ing, film-making, any travel and ancil­lary expenses related to the project.

The timetable:

The clos­ing date for appli­ca­tions is 20 Novem­ber 2015, fol­lowed by inter­views by a panel of judges for the short­listed can­di­dates on 16 Decem­ber 2015. Can­di­dates will be noti­fied by 7 Jan­u­ary 2016 of the deci­sion of the panel. The suc­cess­ful can­di­date will have max­i­mum of a year to pro­duce the work. They will receive £20,000 on announce­ment, £10,000 mid­way through the project and £15,000 on com­ple­tion of a prod­uct of suit­able quality.

To apply:

Please sub­mit:-

Con­tact details – full name, address, email address, tele­phone numbers

Full CV – out­lin­ing edu­ca­tion, career(s), pub­li­ca­tions list (books or essays), social media, any other jour­nal­ist out­puts, cur­rent jour­nal­is­tic com­mit­ments or other commitments.

Cov­er­ing paper – outlining

  • The eco­nomic theme you wish to address and its rela­tion­ship to our Eco­nomic Resilience pro­gramme as you under­stand it;
  • An out­line of the pro­posed work, includ­ing chapter/segment sum­maries or other struc­tures rel­e­vant to devel­op­ment of the fin­ished work;
  • Pro­posed treat­ment: how you would approach the research, who you would need to access/ interview;
  • Pro­pos­als for get­ting the work widely disseminated.

Please send all infor­ma­tion to:

Friends Prov­i­dent Foundation

Tele­phone: 01904 629675
Email: [email protected]

Steve Keen
Steve Keen (born 28 March 1953) is an Australian-born, British-based economist and author. He considers himself a post-Keynesian, criticising neoclassical economics as inconsistent, unscientific and empirically unsupported. The major influences on Keen's thinking about economics include John Maynard Keynes, Karl Marx, Hyman Minsky, Piero Sraffa, Augusto Graziani, Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Thorstein Veblen, and François Quesnay.

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