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06 Sep 2026

FEJAL Open Call for Applications on Youth/ Gender -Responsive & Transitional Justice Training for Journalists

The Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FEJAL), under the PeaceGen Liberia: The Generation for Peace Project, is implementing Activity 1.4.2: Training Community and National Radio Stations, Journalists and Media Practitioners on Youth-Responsive, Gender-Sensitive, and Conflict-Sensitive Reporting on the Transitional Justice Process. As part of the participant recruitment process, FEJAL has developed this online application form to facilitate a transparent, inclusive, and efficient selection of journalists and media practitioners for the training. The Google Form serves as the official platform for receiving applications from eligible candidates working in community and national radio stations across the project’s target counties

The information collected through this form will enable FEJAL to identify applicants who demonstrate the commitment, professional experience, and potential to contribute to responsible journalism, peacebuilding, and Transitional Justice reporting. The application process also supports equitable participation by promoting gender balance, youth inclusion, geographic representation, and professional diversity.

By digitizing the application process, FEJAL aims to ensure fairness, improve data management, and create an efficient mechanism for assessing applicants while maintaining transparency and accountability throughout the selection process

Who can apply?

  • Journalists and media practitioners working with community or national radio stations.
  • Interest in Peacebuilding, Conflict Sensitive, and Transitional Justice Reporting.
  • Applicant must reside in any of the five targeted counties: Montserrado, Bong, Nimba, Bomi, and Sinoe.
  • Female Journalists are strongly encourage to apply.

Targeted Counties:

  • Montserrado
  • Bong
  • Nimba
  • Bomi
  • Sinoe

Benefits of the Training:

  • Practical skills in gender-responsive & transitional justice reporting
  • Conflict-sensitive journalism techniques
  • Youth- and gender-responsive storytelling
  • Global & regional approaches to transitional justice
  • Fact-checking and ethical journalism standards
  • Possible admission to FeJAL Transitional Justice and Investigative Journalism Fellowship

Application deadline

September 14, 2026

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