Each year, the Fellowships have offered a programme of professional development in the UK across editorial management and standards, broadcasting technology, regulation, research and policy. The Fellows have met their counterparts in UK broadcasting for two-way exchanges on the role of the media in society and developments in media around the world.
Currently, we are reviewing how the scheme works and how effective it is in the changing media environment. For the time being we are not taking applications. Until our review is complete we will run occasional professional development programmes for media workers in developing countries on an invitation-only basis. For example, in 2011, we ran a mini-fellowship for three professionals from Kenya who run an innovative youth radio project.
Most recently, in spring 2012, we sent a UK-based drama director to Nairobi for six weeks to develop the skills of Well Told Story, an independent production company producing radio dramas.
If you have any comments about the kind of professional development you would like us to offer in future, whether you are a media worker in the UK or elsewhere, please email us at contact@oneworldmedia.org.uk
We will update this page when our review is complete and we have developed a new approach. In the meantime, click on the links above to find out more about the past Fellowship activities.
In spring 2012, One World Media sent a consultant to Nairobi to strengthen Well Told Story's skills in radio drama production
Staff from ShujaazFM - a radio project which won the Special Award in 2011 - came to London for a dedicated radio fellowship