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Aldrenor is inviting journalists, writers, analysts, researchers, media creators, podcast contributors, event ambassadors, executive interview researchers, strategic storytellers, students, professionals and Africans in the Diaspora to apply for the Aldrenor Global Contributor & Intelligence Fellowship.
This is a voluntary contributor programme for individuals who want to publish high-quality work, build a credible portfolio, support Africa’s global narrative and participate in the growth of a UK-headquartered International African media and intelligence platform.
Please read this carefully before submitting your application.
The Aldrenor Global Contributor & Intelligence Fellowship is a voluntary contributor programme. It is not employment, a paid internship, worker status or a paid staff role. Contributors participate voluntarily and may choose whether to accept contribution opportunities.
Aldrenor may reimburse reasonable pre-approved expenses where applicable. Future freelance, project-based or paid opportunities may be considered separately where available and subject to formal engagement terms. No applicant or contributor is guaranteed paid work.
By applying, you confirm that you understand the voluntary nature of the programme and agree to follow Aldrenor’s editorial standards, contributor rules, conflict-of-interest requirements and publication policies.
We welcome applications from:
Journalists, analysts, students, researchers, academics, African diaspora professionals, African descendants, policy enthusiasts, business writers, media producers, podcast hosts, event organisers, content creators, economists, development practitioners, technology commentators, storytellers and professionals with a strong interest in Africa’s place in the world.
This fellowship is especially suitable for Africans in the UK, Europe, North America, the Gulf, Asia and other parts of the world who want to use their knowledge, networks and professional voice to support a stronger African presence in global media, business, policy, investment, technology, culture and development conversations.
