International journalists can apply for investigative reporting fellowship

A new fellowship program will give one journalist the opportunity to work with ABC News and its investigative unit, both in New York and in the fellow's home region. Deadline: July 30.

The goal of the fellowship is to identify and train talented international journalists to conduct important investigations in regions that are newsworthy but not adequately covered currently. The fellowship is paid and will last from four to six months.

A qualified candidate should be employed by a news organization, have at least five years experience as a working journalist, and the endorsement of an editor.  A qualified candidate should also have experience working on multiple news platforms or an expressed desire to do so and a working knowledge of English.

For more information, visit http://www.gallowayfoundation.com/gffabcfellowship.html. Contact Mark Schone at mark.schone@abc.com with questions.