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The Knight Digital Media Center (KDMC) at the University of California, Berkeley is pleased to announce a new program for multinational journalists interested in rapidly re-tooling for the digital media marketplace.

Photojournalists from Central Asia, the South Caucasus, Afghanistan, Mongolia and Pakistan can apply for a US$3,500 grant.

Print, broadcast or freelance journalists ages 21 to 38 can apply for a six-week fellowship.

People ages 18-29 who are struggling to find a job or working under poor conditions can express their views in a video contest to win a trip to the Youth Employment Forum in Geneva.

Writers worldwide can submit Spanish-language essays on the topic of freedom to compete for a US$15,000 first prize.

Photojournalists looking to pursue projects of personal and journalistic significance can apply for a US$10,000 grant.

Journalists can apply to attend a five-day seminar in Israel on conflict journalism, including a fully funded stay, hands-on workshops and tours of surrounding conflict zones.

Reuters journalists will lead an online seminar on how to use social media to identify story ideas, do research and monitor the marketplace.

The International Citizen Media Award seeks video and audio entries focusing on themes opposing racism and right-wing extremism.

The Ocean Science Journalism Fellowship is designed to introduce journalists to ocean engineering.

Journalists can apply for a grant to attend a human rights workshop and council in Switzerland.

Kyrgyz- and Uzbek-speaking journalists under 35 years old can apply for a five-day media training in Kyrgyzstan.

Journalists with at least seven years' experience can apply for a position in Vietnam.

Caixin Media is looking for an experienced visual director to oversee art direction and develop the visual identity of its three major titles, two in Chinese and one in English.

European journalists, editors or freelancers from print, online or broadcast outlets and news agencies may apply for a fellowship in South Korea. The deadline has been extended until June 24.

The BBC seeks applicants from Scotland for its 2013 apprenticeship program based in Glasgow.

CNN's "In America" seeks a full-time blog editor to be based in Atlanta.

Investigative Reporters and Editors offers US$1,000 fellowships to freelance journalists conducting investigative projects.

U.S. journalists from Spanish- and English-language media can apply for a weeklong reporting program with a strong focus on the 2012 U.S. presidential election.