NPF Backs Transparency Initiative for Federal Courts
NPF Chooses 29 Journalists for Statehouse Fellowship
NPF Chooses 29 Journalists for Statehouse Fellowship
The National Press Foundation has selected 25 journalists for a fellowship on “Covering the Statehouse in a Time of Crisis.” This fellowship consists of eight training sessions, on Feb. 5, 12 19, and 26; March 5, 19 and 26; and April 2.
NPF Asks Courts to Livestream Proceedings About Jan. 6 Attack
NPF’s Partnership with DataKind DC Grows in 2021 to Help Data Journalists
The National Press Foundation-DataKind DC Partnership
DataKind DC is recruiting and matching its volunteer data scientists to help NPF fellows get the data to power their unique coverage of the most important stories.
NPF Names 22 Journalists as 2021 Class of Paul Miller Fellows
George Will Wins Kiplinger Award
“Principled Conservatism” Wins Post Columnist Lifetime Achievement Award
“George Will’s principled conservatism has been a beacon of constitutional defense in these turbulent times,” said judge Knight Kiplinger, editor emeritus of Kiplinger publications.
Washington Post Team Wins Hinrich Trade Reporting Award
“A Fascinating Look into the Nuts and Bolts of Doing Business with China”
Their stories shed light on how the coronavirus upended global supply chains as the pandemic spread from China to the rest of the world.
Audie Cornish Wins Taishoff Award for Broadcasting
NPR’s Audie Cornish wins Sol Taishoff Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism
NPR's "All Things Considered" co-host Audie Cornish has won the NPF Sol Taishoff Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism. Judges describe Cornish as "a unique voice in the new landscape of audio journalism."
New York Times Team Wins Innovative Storytelling Award
With Sensors and Cameras, Journalists Make Invisible Methane Emissions Visible
Jonah M. Kessel and Hiroko Tabuchi of the New York Times have won the Innovating Storytelling Award from the National Press Foundation for a groundbreaking piece that made invisible methane emissions visible to readers for the first time.
