Topic: Education
Posted on 6/29/2018
Four journalists have been selected for the initial class of the Scripps Howard Fellowship program, which runs from June 2018 - May 2019. The program is a partnership between the Scripps Washington Bureau; independent, nonprofit newsroom ProPublica; and Newsy, Scripps’ next-generation national news network. “Since our founding, the Scripps Howard Foundation has made it our mission to develop the next generation of leaders in journalism,” said Scripps Howard Foundation President and CEO Liz Carter.
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