Blessing Otoibhi is a Social Media Manager at The International Center For Investigative Reporting. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, as well as the broader realms of publishing and media. Blessing's work has been featured in The ICIR.
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Blessing Otoibhi's coverage primarily revolves around journalism, media training, investigative reporting, and related events. Her focus on press releases and event coverage indicates a high receptiveness to announcements about new opportunities in the field of journalism such as internships, fellowships, or partnerships.
Given Blessing's emphasis on politics and content & publishing themes along with her interest in media training and journalism education, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics. This could include insights into the latest trends impacting journalism education or innovative approaches to investigative reporting.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Blessing’s work, it seems that she covers global opportunities within the realm of journalism and media training.
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Presented by the OICP at Oxford Brookes University, the fellowship supports one writing fellow with an award of £15,000.
MIP will offer a certified 12‑week curriculum that blends online academic learning with immersive, in‑person engagement in Johannesburg.
Applicants should have been working journalists for at least 8–10 years, including significant experience in science journalism.
CMEDIA seeks to strengthen accountability journalism at the local level by supporting high-quality investigative stories.
These awards celebrate outstanding achievements in fact-checking journalism and are open to all signatories of the IFCN Code of Principles.
In addition to its prestige, each award winner is presented with a trophy, a certificate, and a specific prize money.
The Kurt Schork Memorial Fund (KSMF) invites freela nce journalists, local reporters and news fixers from around the world to submit entries
By: Blessing Otoibhi
This workshop offers a practical introduction to using AI for investigative journalism, focusing on real-world reporting applications.
The fellowship has a monthly salary of c.£4,444 per month (equivalent to a pro-rata salary of c.£53,333 per year).
Entrants may submit up to three entries in all categories, which include print/online, audio, video and children’s science news.
