Journalists with an interest in climate change and mental health can apply for a yearlong fellowship.
The Carter Center is accepting applications for the Rosalynn Carter Mental Health and Climate Change Fellowship. The program aims to explore the mental health impacts of climate change in low socioeconomic countries.
Interested applicants must submit a project proposal. Projects can be in any format — digital, audio, video or print. Preference will be given to proposals that also focus on youth and young adults.
The fellowship begins in September with an all-expense paid fellowship training at the Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
Journalists from the United States and Ireland are eligible to apply.
Fellows will receive a stipend.
The deadline is April 2.