Stanford’s JSK Journalism Fellowships and Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Initiative join forces
Partnership will help journalists explore the effects of AI on the journalism industry and humanity.
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JSK welcomes fellows from all backgrounds, diverse disciplines
Great people with good ideas come from everywhere.
JSK launches impact partnerships to amplify reach
The new initiative will leverage JSK’s connections, its alumni network, and Stanford University to improve the quality of news and information reaching the public.
JSK Fellowship experience enriches the lives of the entire family
The JSK Fellowships organizes activities throughout the year that include partners, spouses and children, including a weekend exploring Monterey on California’s picturesque central coast.
Longtime JSK Fellowships “Mom” Corrine Nelson dies at 97
Touched the lives of many international fellows and families
2019 JSK Fellows arrive at Stanford University
Exploring solutions to the most urgent issues facing journalism
Washington Post Managing Editor Emilio Garcia-Ruiz joins JSK Fellowships Board of Visitors
Garcia-Ruiz was appointed by Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne. The JSK Board of Visitors provides strategic guidance for the JSK Fellowships.
JSK Fellowships names Class of 2018-19
A diverse group of journalism innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders from around the world will make up the 2018-2019 class of John S. Knight (JSK) Journalism Fellows at Stanford University.
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Technology and editorial veteran Karen Wickre joins JSK Board of Visitors
The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford today announced the appointment of veteran technology professional and editorial strategist Karen Wickre to its Board of Visitors.
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Five JSK Stanford alumni receive $68,000 for experiments to drive innovation in newsrooms
JSK alumni will experiment with ad-free subscriptions, mobile communities and audience engagement across the U.S., and with digital and video storytelling in Pakistan and Afghanistan.