Announcements
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Sam Schramski named 2026 Knight-Risser Prize winner
Journalist will investigate how a push to fast-track critical mineral development is exposing public lands across the West to a new wave of mining claims with little oversight.
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John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships names 60th class
Innovators and leaders will spend 9 months together at Stanford University working on ideas for supporting journalism and journalists.
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JSK Journalism Fellowships welcomes three new board members
They are leading and building organizations at the forefront of supporting journalists and press freedom.
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JSK names 16 journalism fellows for 2025-26
Journalism leaders and innovators will pursue individual projects as well as opportunities for collective action that responds to accelerating threats to independent media.
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New Knight Press Freedom Fellowships to support at-risk journalists
JSK and three other top journalism programs will collaborate to support journalists from around the world who face censorship or other repressive actions.
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Three news industry leaders join JSK Journalism Fellowships board
The innovative journalists bring experience in areas crucial to the future of journalism, information credibility and democracy.
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JSK and Stanford’s Institute for Advancing Just Societies launch partnership
Collaboration aims to bolster journalism that centers the information needs of disenfranchised communities.
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JSK names U.S. journalism fellows for 2024-2025
The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships names seven U.S. fellows who will work toward solutions to urgent and systematic problems in journalism.
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JSK names international journalism fellows for 2024-2025
JSK welcomes six international fellows who will pursue innovative ideas to help journalism in a rapidly changing world where journalists and the truth are increasingly challenged.
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JSK Journalism Fellowships and Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Institute renew partnership
Two journalists will use their involvement in a multidisciplinary community to explore ways to responsibly use AI to support journalism.
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Journalist from Kashmir named Senior JSK Journalism Fellow at Stanford University
Anuradha Bhasin, executive editor of the Kashmir Times, is pursuing ways to continue the newspaper’s independent reporting in the face of intimidation.
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JSK names U.S. journalism fellows for 2023-2024
The U.S. fellows are veteran and emerging journalism leaders. They will come to Stanford to explore and test practical solutions to urgent and systemic problems facing journalism.
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JSK names international journalism fellows for 2023-2024
For the second year, JSK will focus its international fellowships on supporting journalists who want to work on ideas that respond to threats to independent reporting.
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Welcoming Russian journalist Roman Badanin, new CDDRL-JSK Visiting Fellow
Founder/editor-in-chief of Proekt and Agentstvo — media organizations that have been targeted by the Russian government — will focus his research on Russian media and propaganda.
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Paulette Brown-Hinds named JSK Senior Journalism Fellow for 2022-23
She will use Stanford resources to expand on her work to support small news organizations serving communities of color with training in data reporting.
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JSK names U.S. journalism fellows for 2022-23
They will focus on practical solutions to address the journalism industry’s neglect of underserved communities.
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JSK names international journalism fellows for 2022-23
Program will focus on supporting journalists working to champion press freedom.
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JSK doubles down on its investment of four community impact fellows
Program explores ways to expand the work of journalism leaders who are closing information gaps in local communities.
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Russian journalist targeted by the Kremlin named senior JSK Fellow at Stanford
Roman Badanin will work on ways to continue producing the investigative reporting done by his nonprofit Russian news startup, which authorities have banned.
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JSK names 10 Community Impact Fellows for 2021-2022
Announcing the JSK Community Impact Fellows for 2021-22; A new cohort of leaders working to develop news and information solutions that better engage underserved BIPOC communities.
