The 2013 edition of European Youth Media Days, which is organised by the European Parliament in collaboration with the European Youth Press, will focus on current issues of the EU and on the upcoming parliamentary elections. The European Youth Media Days is one of the biggest events in Europe dedicated to young journalists.

Participants will experience three days of media workshops, political discussions, hands-on media production and invaluable insights into the European Parliament and European media. They will interact with high-level European politicians, professional journalists and experts and engage in intercultural exchange through practical media production.

Over the course of the three-day workshop, each young journalist will work with peers to produce a report on the topic of the seminar through their medium of choice – video, photo, radio, print or multimedia.

Participants’ travel costs (specific conditions apply, more information will be given after you have been selected) will be reimbursed by the European Parliament 4 to 6 weeks after the event, upon submission of all necessary documents (that will be sent by the European Parliament prior to the event). The European Parliament will also pay a 360 Euros lump sum to working journalists (who need to provide a copy of their valid press card or a letter from their editor stating that they work as a journalist) and a 180 Euros lump sum to journalism students or interns (who need to provide a letter from their university or from the organisation they are interning at) to cover accommodation, meals and local transport. The lump sums will be paid at the same time with the travel reimbursement, 4-6 weeks after the event. Attention: for participants living in Brussels no lump sum or travel cost will be paid.

The young journalists chosen to participate will have to arrange their own accommodation and travel and to provide the necessary documents to the European Parliament for reimbursement.

The call is open to young journalists aged between 18 and 30 who are citizens or legal residents of an EU Member State only. The event will be held in English, so a working level of the language is required to make the best out of your participation. Young journalists from any other countries can participate at their own costs and need to contact the organisers prior to the August 1.

Application deadline is 15 August 2013.

Please send your application with a CV, a motivation letter and minimum 2 media clips (of any type) by August 15, 23:59 CET to their team at applications@youthpress.org . Put “EYMD 2013″ in the subject line.

Further details: http://www.mladiinfo.com

Πηγή: http://europedirect.duth.gr/?q=node/405

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