The National Press Foundation has selected 20 journalists for the 2024 class of its prestigious Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowship, which has helped rising reporters navigate the complex landscape of Washington, D.C., for 35 years.

The class represents local and national news outlets, spanning print, digital, radio and television mediums.

In monthly sessions, fellows learn what it takes to cover the White House, Supreme Court, Capitol, Pentagon, Justice Department and other key government institutions.

Lawmakers, analysts and the top journalists in the business will lead discussions on policy, politics and best practices in reporting designed to help fellows thrive on their demanding beats. Equally important: it is an opportunity to network with colleagues to grow personally and professionally.

The 2024 Paul Miller fellows are:

Diego Areas Munhoz | Bloomberg Industry Group

Gabby Birenbaum | The Nevada Independent

Erin Doherty | Axios

Ashonti Ford | Gray Television

Sarah Fortinsky | The Hill

Alexandra Fruin | Cox Media Group

Jacob Gardenswartz | The Wyoming Truth

Akayla Gardner | Bloomberg News

Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu | PolitiFact

Phillip Jackson | HuffPost

Sydney Kashiwagi | National Journal

Aneri Pattani | KFF Health News

Mike Pesoli | The Associated Press

Andres Picon | E&E News by Politico

Jesús Rodríguez | The Washington Post

Alex J. Rouhandeh | Newsweek

Areeba Shah | Salon

Rachel Treisman | NPR

Nancy Vu | Washington Examiner

Valerie Yurk | CQ Roll Call

To become a mentor to one of the fellows or to sponsor the fellowship please contact Kevin Johnson kevin@nationalpress.org. Access more about the Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowship here.