National Press Foundation • 30th May 2025

NPF Names 14 Journalists for 2025 Covering Workplace Mental Health Fellowship - National Press Foundation

The National Press Foundation is excited to welcome 14 journalists selected for our Covering Workplace Mental Health fellowship in Washington, D.C., May 21-22, 2025. The newest class of NPF fellows will hear from expert speakers within the psychology and business fields. They will also have the opportunity to attend the Carolyn C. Mattingly Award for Mental Health Reporting winner’s reception.
The journalists are: 
Katie Brandt | Chicago Health Magazine | Illinois
Julia Carpenter | Independent |...

Wallace House Center for Journalists • 30th May 2025

Meet 2025-2026 Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows

The Knight-Wallace Fellowships provide accomplished journalists an academic year of study, collaborative learning and access to the resources of the University of Michigan to pursue ambitious journalism projects, tackle challenges facing the journalism industry and participate in weekly private seminars with journalism leaders, renowned scholars, media innovators and social change agents. This cohort marks the 52nd class of Fellows in the program’s history.


Analyzing the Erosion of Americans’...

Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) • 30th March 2025

Clavel Rangel

Winter 2025
Clavel Rangel Jiménez is a journalist with 15 years of experience covering labor unions, migration, human rights, climate change, corruption, and extractive industries in Venezuela and across the Americas. She is co-founder of the Venezuelan Amazon Journalists Network, an initiative dedicated to fostering training, knowledge exchange, and collaboration among journalists.
A 2024 Fellow with Investigative Reporters and Editors, Clavel is based in Miami. Her work has been featured in...

30th May 2024

Lauren Brown Fellowship

Stay tuned for more information about our 2025 application timeline.
Reach out to dtewari@iwmf.org with any questions about this program.
The Lauren Brown Fellowship was created in memory of Lauren Alix Brown, a founding editor at Quartz Media who died in 2019 at the age of 37.
As director of special projects, Lauren oversaw some of Quartz’s most ambitious journalism and dedicated her career to lifting up writers from marginalized backgrounds. A mentor to many young journalists who came through...

Press Partners • 30th May 2024

Clavel Rangel — Press Partners

Clavel has written stories about mining, human rights, climate and land grabs in southern Venezuela where special interests connected to the government have profited at the expense of the people. Clavel is co-founder of a journalism group in Venezuela that focuses on the Amazon region. She currently edits a daily newsletter and writes for a weekly, El Tiempo Latino, which distributes 50,000 copies in Washington, D.C. each Friday. She has won many awards and fellowships since being forced from th...

The Whole Story • 27th March 2024

Introducing SJN’s 2024 Climate Solutions Cohort

Meet the 2024 Climate Solutions Cohort Fellows:Bennet Goldstein (He/Him) reports on water and agriculture as Wisconsin Watch’s Report for America representative on the Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk — a collaborative reporting network across the Basin. Before this, Goldstein was on the breaking news team at the Omaha World-Herald in Nebraska. He has spent most of his career at daily papers in Iowa, including the Dubuque Telegraph Herald. Goldstein’s work has garnered awards, including t...

OHIO Today • 8th January 2024

Ohio University announces 2024 Kiplinger Fellows

Eighteen veteran journalists with experience covering immigration and migration issues across the globe have been selected for the 2024 Kiplinger Fellowship in Public Affairs Journalism at Ohio University.The Kiplinger Fellows will come to Columbus and then travel to Ohio University, April 14-20, for a weeklong fellowship aimed at improving immigration and migration reporting. The majority of the fellows this year are freelancers who extensively cover immigration and migration issues for large m...

Investigative Reporters & Editors • 16th November 2023

Three women receive IRE's 2024 Chauncey Bailey Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellowship - Investigative Reporters & Editors

Torsheta Jackson of Mississippi Free Press, Clavel Rangel, an independent journalist, and Morgan Young from WFAA-TV, Dallas, will serve as IRE's 2024 Chauncey Bailey Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellows.

This yearlong fellowship is designed to increase the range of backgrounds, experiences and interests within the field of investigative journalism, where diverse perspectives are critically important. The fellowship program is open to U.S. journalists of color with at least three...

Geron • 20th September 2023

15 Top Journalists Earn Aging-Focused Reporting Fellowships

The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) and the Journalists Network on Generations are welcoming 15 distinguished reporters for the next cohort of the Journalists in Aging Fellows Program, now in its 14th year.

They represent a wide range of general audience, ethnic, and community media outlets, including local and national publications. This year’s group brings the program’s total number of participating reporters to 232. The new fellows were chosen — by a panel of gerontological and edito...

National Press Foundation • 30th May 2023

NPF Selects 18 Journalists for America’s Long-Term Care Crisis Fellowship - National Press Foundation

The National Press Foundation is excited to welcome 18 journalists to its America’s Long-Term Care Crisis Fellowship in Washington, D.C., Oct. 1-4, 2023. This year’s class has been drawn from newsrooms across the country. In keeping with NPF’s mission to “make good journalists better,” the four-day training will feature leading researchers, policymakers, experts and advocates to help guide journalists on how COVID underscored and exacerbated the long-standing challenges that family caregivers an...

Resilience Fund • 1st February 2020

Resilience Fellowship 2020 - Resilience Fund

Resilience Fellowship

Resilience Fellowship

Resilience Fellowship

In October 2019, the Global Initiative Against Organized Crime announced the launch of the Resilience Fellowship, an initiative aimed at building a platform for cross-sectoral, global and interdisciplinary collaboration to counter the effects of organized crime.
Each year, the Fellowship will have a chosen theme focusing on a global issue around which fellows collaborate to find new perspectives...