The National Press Foundation has chosen 25 journalists for a fellowship on “Reporting on Criminal Justice in the Age of George Floyd.” Fellows will come together in Chicago from Nov. 14-16 for sessions on key coverage issues, then cover the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology from Nov. 17-20.

The journalists are:

Natalie Neysa Alund | The Tennessean/USA Today Network | Nashville, Tennessee

Virginia Barreda | Statesman Journal/USA Today Network | Salem, Oregon

Chandra  Bozelko | Independent | Orange, Connecticut

Acacia Coronado | The Associated Press | Austin, Texas

Joel Currier | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | St. Louis, Missouri

Tiffany Cusaac-Smith | USA Today Network of New York  | New Rochelle, New York

Megan Guza | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

David Hernandez | The San Diego Union-Tribune | San Diego, California

Joseph Darius Jaafari | Arizona Republic | Phoenix, Arizona

Phillip Jackson | HuffPost | Waldorf, Maryland

Steve Janoski | The Record/NorthJersey.com | Wayne, New Jersey

Kaley Johnson | Fort Worth Star-Telegram | Fort Worth, Texas

Sanjana Karanth | HuffPost | Naperville, Illinois

Maya King | Politico | Washington, D.C.

Rio Lacanlale | Las Vegas Review-Journal | Las Vegas, Nevada

Akela Lacy | The Intercept | Brooklyn, New York

Stefania Lugli | The Wichita Beacon | Wichita, Kansas

Craig McCarthy | New York Post | Jersey City, New Jersey

Samantha Michaels | Mother Jones | Berkeley, California

Amanda Milkovits | The Boston Globe | Warwick, Rhode Island

Emily Nonko | Next City | Brooklyn, New York

Charles Rabin | Miami Herald | Miami, Florida

Allison Sherry | Colorado Public Radio | Denver, Colorado

Lea Skene | The Advocate | Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Emily Wilder | The Press Democrat | Santa Rosa, California

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