Q&A Series with CEEJ Fellows Pt 3: Petra Buljan

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Petra reporting out in the field.

The following information and answers were submitted by Petra Buljan, she is a journalist with Nova TV in Croatia. She is an incoming Central and Eastern European Journalism Program (CEEJ) Fellow. The CEEJ program was postponed and the fellows will be arriving in the U.S. to begin their fellowship in the spring. Until then they will be participating in a webinar series and will be highlighted through a CEEJ blog post series.  What is your topic/content or medium (print, broadcast, etc) interests and why? I work at a TV station and I mainly cover politics. For me, TV was...

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Q&A Series with CEEJ Fellows Pt 2: Yordan Yochev

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Cover page of the Telegraph Daily with article written by Yordan.

The following information and answers were submitted by Yordan Yochev, he has been a journalist for more than 14 years.He is an incoming Central and Eastern European Journalism Program (CEEJ) Fellow. The CEEJ program was postponed and the fellows will be arriving in the U.S. to begin their fellowship in the spring. Until then they will be participating in a webinar series and will be highlighted through a CEEJ blog post series.  I was born in a small rural town with about 20,000 citizens. I graduated from a language high school and after that, I have a Bachelor’s degree...

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Q&A Series with CEEJ Fellows Pt 1: Iliyana Dimitrova

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Iliyana interviewing John Bercow in in Westminster palace

The following information and answers were submitted by Iliyana Dimitrova, she is an International News Editor at bTV, Bulgaria. She is an incoming Central and Eastern European Journalism Program (CEEJ) Fellow. The CEEJ program was postponed and the fellows will be arriving in the U.S. to begin their fellowship in the spring. Until then they will be participating in a webinar series and will be highlighted through our CEEJ blog post series.  “It will be easy when you know how to do it!” That was the first piece of advice one of my first teachers in journalism gave me....

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