The Africa Data Hub’s Fellowship programmes are designed to give journalists across the continent the funding, support and opportunity to create accurate, powerful stories backed by rich datasets and engaging visualisations. Our fellowships are currently being run in Kenya and Nigeria.
48 fellows have been supported (or are being supported) by ADH Fellowships in Nigeria and Kenya.
Fellows receive financial compensation in the form of a grant or stipend to cover the costs of producing a data story or stories.
Fellows receive in-depth training from a range of experts in data journalism and key subject-matter experts.
Fellows will be mentored by journalism experts throughout the programme in how to source, analyse and visualise data as well as craft the narrative.
Fellows from past and present fellowships can join the growing community of journalists on the continent working with data.
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The Africa Data Hub funds and supports the activity of journalists who want to improve their storytelling through data analysis and visualisation skills in the following areas:
Topics range from universal healthcare policies to communicable diseases, maternal health and the causes of hunger.
Topics range from the structural barriers women and girls face to the experience of gender based violence.
Topics range from equitable economic recovery policy interventions to consumers’ experience of inflation.
Topics range from voter participation in elections to active citizenship.