The Pulitzer Center is taking applications for its second Lavwa Lenpak cohort, an initiative tailored for African content creators focused on human rights, forest governance, and community advocacy.
This cycle zeroes in on the Congo Basin, aiming to help digital storytellers adapt deep investigative reports into high-impact social media content.
What the Program Offers
- Turn Heavy Reports into Simple Posts: Work alongside top journalists to turn complicated environmental data and legal reports into clear videos and posts for your audience.
- Spot and Stop Fake News: Learn practical tools to check facts, verify sources, and fight false information online.
- Hands-on Training: Join masterclasses on video scriptwriting, storytelling, and digital content strategy.
- Personal Feedback: Get direct coaching from experienced journalists to help refine your work.
- $500 Cash Stipend: Receive $500 after successfully completing and submitting all required content.
Who Should Apply
This opportunity is for African social media creators, writers, and video makers who want to build trust, grow their channel, and cover real-world issues affecting local communities.
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You can check the full details and apply before August 26 on the official link: https://pulitzercenter.org/blog/call-applications-lavwa-lenpak-2026
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