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New Knight Foundation funding to promote experiments in journalism by JSK alumni.

Shining a light on TNN’s groundbreaking efforts to provide independent local news and help women’s voices be heard.

Garcia recently discussed her vision for the program’s future with Jay Hamilton, director of Stanford’s Journalism Program and chair of the search committee.

Our mobile users want speed and depth at the same time. We focused the whole relaunch on that need. We had to rethink our reporting style, create new storytelling formats and change our design.

On a more positive note, I was surprised by the sheer number of people who wanted to help. This was key to keeping the idea alive.

2013 JSK Fellows Mariam Semaan and Attila Mong working on a media project for young people in Shatila camp in Lebanon describe how they used the method to understand refugees’ needs.

“We’re pleased to be working with talented fellows who will be forging new solutions to important challenges facing journalism,” said JSK Managing Director Dawn Garcia.

After 15 years with program, managing director ascends to new leadership role.

“This is an outstanding group of international fellows,” said JSK Director James Bettinger. “They’re going to have a significant impact for years to come.”