Forget what you think you know about the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships. We are creating a remote fellowship model specific for the 2020-2021 cycle to address the urgent needs of our times.
Read More »JSK launches remote journalism fellowship for 2020-2021
The directors of the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship have postponed the next JSK Alumni Reunion, scheduled for June 2021, because of the novel coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing nature of the threat.
Read More »2021 JSK Alumni Reunion postponed due to pandemic
Current JSK Fellows and alumni will collaborate on data, news, radio and visual initiatives
Insights and experiences from the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships Class of 2020.
Read More »Essays from the 2020 Fellows
Sue Cross is executive director and CEO of the Institute for Nonprofit News. María Teresa Ronderos is director and co-founder of the Latin American Center for Investigative Journalism.
To close out the 2019 fellowship year, each fellow is sharing details of their experiences and research in video form.
We welcome 19 leaders in civic engagement, storytelling and technology to the JSK community.
How do journalists do their jobs in the face of danger, and what happens when they can’t fill that role? All of the sessions are now available to watch online.
Journalists from around the country will soon have the opportunity to learn how to analyze millions of traffic stops made by local police departments.
Partnership will help journalists explore the effects of AI on the journalism industry and humanity.