Get a fully funded trip to Tunisia if you are a Climate Tracker:Apply Deadline Today

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Get a fully funded trip to Tunisia as a trainer for young bloggers and writers      
Do you speak Arabic and want to inspire young writers and bloggers to shape the public debate on climate change? Have you pushed yourself to publish amazing stories about climate change when everyone else told you it would be too hard? Maybe impossible?
Arab Youth Climate Movement in Tunisia and Climate Tracker will be giving a workshop for young writers in Tunisia on the 8th and 9th of October. And you can join our team - fully funded.

As there is less than 100 days are left until COP22 in Morocco. Together we build momentum for climate action in the MENA region. If you want to become a part of that, now is your time to share your story with us. We are looking for Climate Trackers who already have experience in writing climate stories and who can share their experience and conduct an inspiring workshop on climate journalism.
Accommodation, expenses, and travel costs will be covered by Climate Tracker. All you need to bring is your inspiration, energy and a readiness to work with the team to support new Climate Trackers from across Tunisia.
Together with two other experienced Climate Trackers, you will prepare the workshop in September. You will stay in Tunisia from the 6th to the 9th or 10th of October.
Who can apply?
We're looking for amazing Climate Trackers who can share their stories in Arabic. You have to be able to speak Arabic. As a trainer, you also should bring experience as a climate writer with you. If you know climate politics and climate journalism, here you go
How to apply?
Deadline to apply is 26th of Aug,2016
If you have any questions feel free to write an email to ma...@andreas-sieber.de
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Regards,
Sherif Abdelhadi,
North Africa Regional Coordinator,

Linkedin l Skype: Sherif.Abdelhadi

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