Media acceleration program seeks applications [Middle East]

Asmaa Qandeel

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Independent or private media organizations in Tunisia can apply for this program.

DW Akademie is seeking applications for the “Smart Media Accelerator” program, which aims at supporting quality journalism in Tunisia.

The program is a six to nine-month initiative designed for established Tunisian media outlets, whether they are independent, associative or private.

The Smart Media Accelerator brings together two programs of excellence: MEDIA LOVES TECH – an incubation program for  media projects, and MEDIA PARCOURS – an acceleration program designed for existing media outlets.

MEDIA LOVES TECH offers applicants a three-month online incubation journey (June–August) to assess the viability of their solutions with support from expert guidance and online courses in journalism, tech and design.

The deadline for applications is April 30.

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