CALL FOR JOURNALISTS – Cultural Journalism Bootcamp 01
About the bootcamp Recognizing the role of cultural journalism as a vital component in the cultural sector, "Danseurs Citoyens Sud" will organize the first edition of the Cultural Journalism Camp (Zero - One) from January 29th to February 01st, 2024, at the cultural center "No Name" in Gabes, Tunisia. The workshop aims to empower and support journalists in enhancing the cultural and artistic scene in southern Tunisia and contributing to the development of cultural journalism as a whole. As part of the program, a group of journalists residing in southern Tunisia will be selected to accompany them through enhancing their capabilities in covering press activities, programs, cultural initiatives, and artistic events. Eligibility Criteria The candidate must be a resident in one of the southern governorates of Tunisia (Sfax, Gabes, Médenine, Tataouine). Journalist working for a governmental media institution. Journalist working for a private media institution. Journalist working for a media association. Independent journalist. Student in the field of journalism. Application Deadline: January 16, 2024 TO APPLY FILL THE FORM BELOW Loading…
Call for Sociologist
Danseurs Citoyens Sud is seeking a sociologist to conduct an in-depth study on the situation of immigrants in Sfax, Gabès, Médenine, and Tataouine. Description TDR English v. TDR French v. Description Context: Danseurs Citoyens Sud is seeking a sociologist to conduct an in-depth study on the situation of immigrants in Sfax, Gabès, Médenine, and Tataouine. The objective is to collect data and analyze various aspects of their lives, including the challenges they face, their contributions to society, and opportunities for policy improvement. Duration of the assignment: From January 10 to February 10, 2024. Tasks and responsibilities: Develop and implement an appropriate survey methodology to gather relevant data. Conduct in-depth interviews with immigrants to collect detailed information about their experiences, perspectives, and needs. Use quantitative methods to assess the frequency and extent of reported discriminations and violence. Thoroughly document the specific situations of immigrants, focusing on socio-economic challenges, successes, and contributions to the community. Analyze collected data and prepare a comprehensive and detailed research report presenting results, conclusions, and recommendations within the set deadlines. Application Submission: The application file must include: An updated academic CV. Examples/samples/sociological study surveys conducted previously. Application deadline: January 8, 2024, at midnight. Expected start date: January 10, 2024. Deadline for report submission: February 10, 2024. Please
MOHAMED ATHMOUNI
Mohamed Athmouni , known as Hamma, is a skilled Tunisian circus performer who sees art as a powerful force capable of influencing positive change within society. Mohamed initiated his artistic career several years ago where he explored various types of performing arts. His repertoire includes excellent performances in dance, theater, and circus arts which have taken him across the entire country. Beyond his role as a performer, Hamma strongly believes in the potential of art in shaping his personality and contributing to his well-being.
YOSRI SOUISSI
Yosri Souissi is a Tunisian freerunner and martial arts practitioner who transitioned into the world of parkour at 18, setting the stage for an exceptional athletic journey. In 2018, he became one of Tunisia's first federal coaches. Yosri's artistic experience began in March 2023 when he joined a circus team as an acrobat, blending athleticism with artistic expression.In July 2023, he explored the discipline of aerial straps which demands both strength and balance. This experience served to shape his identity and transform his ambitions.Yet, despite the difficulty of balancing this pursuit with architectural studies, Yosri found harmony through dedication and serious commitment.
JIHENE MAKKERI
Jihen Makkeri graduated from the Higher Institute of Arts and Crafts in Gabes. Her passion for art developed from childhood, leading her to nurture her skills, with oil painting being her initial area of exploration. She then continued her academic journey to obtain a master's degree in Visual Arts, an experience that deepened her understanding of the field and strengthened her belief in art as a vast and ever-evolving medium and mechanism. Additionally, Jihen is interested in researching new concepts that inspire her to enhance her artistic vision. Currently, she is showcasing her artwork in the exhibition titled “At Hand” in Gabes.
MOHAMED ALI SAADOULY
Mohamed Ali Saadouly (AKA Dali) is a 24-year-old emerging artist from Gabes with a deep interest in various forms of art. Recently awarded a degree in arts and crafts, he is currently pursuing a master's degree with a specialization in sculpture. Mohamed Ali credits his skills to his teacher Mohamed Amine Hamouda, who dedicates time and effort to creating natural dyes and crafting paper exclusively from natural fibers. This approach has heightened Dali’s passion for arts and underscored the significance of valuing and exploiting the offerings of Mother Nature.