National Press Foundation Condemns Arrest of Don Lemon, Georgia Fort
Journalism Is Not A Crime
The National Press Foundation is alarmed by the arrest of Don Lemon and others for covering a protest at a Minnesota church.
NPF Names 15 Journalists for Widening the Pipeline 2026 Class
Journalists of Color Come Together for Year-Long Fellowship
The National Press Foundation is pleased to welcome 15 journalists from across the country to its 2026 Widening the Pipeline Fellowship, designed to support journalists of color staying in – and leading – the newsrooms of tomorrow.
NPF Names 20 Journalists for Paul Miller Fellowship 2026 Class
NPF Selects More Than 60 International Journalists for 2025 Rare Disease Reporting Fellowship
NPF Marks World News Day 2025: A Day for Democracy
The National Press Foundation joins with journalism organizations around the globe to mark World News Day, Sept. 28, 2025.
National Press Foundation Protests Pentagon Rules
The National Press Foundation condemns these limits as an affront to independent journalism. The demand for prior approval before receiving even non-classified information is a condition that is wholly objectionable and unacceptable.
NPF Names 30 Journalists for 2025 Federal Action, Local Impact Journalism Fellowship
Emeritus NPF Board Member and Veteran Journalist Bernie Goodrich Dies at 95
Bernard Goodrich, a smart and affable reporter for the Washington Evening Star and National Press Foundation board member, passed away at 95.
NPF Names 35 Journalists for 2025 Local Business Journalism Fellowship
The fellows report in 23 states plus the District of Columbia and represent public media, nonprofit newsrooms, business journals and major metro dailies.
Former NPF Board President and Chair Frank Aukofer Dies at 90
Frank Aukofer, who was instrumental in founding and leading the National Press Foundation, passed away on July 14, 2025. He was 90.
