John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford

Roman Anin

editor of investigations, Novaya Gazeta, Moscow (Lyle and Corrine Nelson International Fellow)
aninr@stanford.edu

Question: How might we automate some of the basic tasks in investigative journalism to give reporters more time to do meaningful work?

Florencia Coelho

new media research and training manager, La Nación, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Knight Latin American Fellow)
fcoelho@stanford.edu

Question: How might we increase awareness of how data science can benefit journalism?

Peter DiCampo

photojournalist and co-founder, Everyday Africa, Seattle
dicampo@stanford.edu

Question: How might we help people with opposing perspectives better communicate in today's fractured media landscape?

Laura Hertzfeld

director, Journalism 360, Online News Association, Santa Monica, California
leh4@stanford.edu

Question: How can journalists use immersive technology to cover inequality more effectively?

Chris Horne

founder and publisher, The Devil Strip, Akron, Ohio
cmhorne@stanford.edu

Question: How might we create a co-op business model for local news that improves financial sustainability, builds social capital and encourages better journalism?

Mandy Jenkins

editor-in-chief, Storyful, New York
mmjenkin@stanford.edu

Question: How might news organizations fight misinformation by learning from the people who believe it and share it?

Akilah Johnson

reporter, The Boston Globe, Boston
akjohn@stanford.edu

Question: How might newsrooms use mobile technology to disseminate information in communities that are underserved by the media?

Joel Konopo

co-founder and managing partner, INK Centre for Investigative Journalism, Gaborone, Botswana
konopo@stanford.edu

Question: How might journalists in emerging democracies use technology to promote transparency in political funding?

Geraldine Moriba

president and executive producer, Moriba Media, New York
gmoriba@stanford.edu

Question: How might journalists use artificial intelligence to identify bias in reporting and foster change?

Katie Palmer

senior editor, Wired, San Francisco
kmpalmer@stanford.edu

Question: How might we help journalists navigate new formats for scientific data and support their reporting?

Benjamin Petit

photojournalist and co-director, #Dysturb, New York
bpetit@stanford.edu

Question: How might we reach audiences beyond the traditional media channels and news filter bubbles?

Cécile Prieur

deputy editor, Le Monde, Paris
prieur@stanford.edu

Question: How might we combine the rise of paid content business models with the democratic necessity of broad access to media?

Ronny Rojas

data editor, Univision News, Miami
rrojash@stanford.edu

Question: How might we build collaborative networks of investigative journalists to better tell the stories of people who migrate from Central America to the United States?

Sarah Shourd

freelance journalist, Oakland, California
sshourd@stanford.edu

Question: How might journalism use immersive storytelling tools, such as VR and theater, to help audiences engage across divides?

Tom Van de Weghe

international correspondent, VRT News, Brussels
tomvdw@stanford.edu

Question: How might we use technology to detect misinformation in video and implement a ratings system to rank the trustworthiness of the content?

H R Venkatesh

ICFJ Knight Fellow, New Delhi
hrv@stanford.edu

Question: How might news organizations collaborate on fighting disinformation in communities with multiple languages, low literacy and limited internet access?

Marina Walker Guevara

deputy director, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Washington, D.C.
marinawg@stanford.edu

Question: How might investigative journalists use artificial intelligence to more efficiently work with big, messy data?