Congratulations to the 20 journalists selected for our “Your Body, Their Data? Reporting on Privacy, Tech and Biometrics” Fellowship. We’re thrilled to bring this group to Washington, D.C., from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, 2022, for training sessions examining the technical, legal and policy developments related to “Internet of Bodies” and the new frontier of privacy. These newest NPF fellows hail from a dozen states and 19 newsrooms serving a wide array of audiences. Fellows will have the opportunity to learn from each other as well as speakers in the government, non-profit and private sectors – from lawmakers to Big Tech, and medical experts to privacy advocates.

The journalists are:

Mario Aguilar | STAT News | New York

Teddy Amenabar | The Washington Post | Washington, D.C.

Sophie Bushwick | Scientific American | New York

Maryclaire Dale | Associated Press | New Jersey

Raquel Maria Dillon | NPR| California

Lauren Feiner | CNBC | New York

Bree Fowler | CNET | New York

Eileen Guo | MIT Technology Review | California

Stacey Higginbotham | Stacey on IoT | Washington

Henry Kenyon | CQ Roll Call | Maryland

Thorin Klosowski | Wirecutter / The New York Times | California

Issac Morgan | Florida Phoenix | Florida

Prachi Patel | IEEE Spectrum | Pennsylvania

Sandhya Raman | CQ Roll Call | Washington, D.C.

Tonya Riley | CyberScoop | Washington, D.C.

Teddy Rosenbluth | News & Observer | North Carolina

Daniel Shin | Marketplace/Minnesota Public Radio | California

Alexa Spencer | Word In Black | Texas

Tina Trinh | Voice of America | New York

Skye Witley | Bloomberg Law | Washington, D.C.

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