Christy Ford Chapin of the University of Maryland Baltimore County presented findings from her 2015 book to provide journalists with historical context for their healthcare reporting.

Oncologist and author Ezekiel Emanuel explored persistent flaws in America's healthcare system and offered NPF fellows several prescriptions for meaningful improvement.

The National Press Foundation recognizes excellence in journalism with over $50,000 across numerous annual awards. Apply by Sept. 30, 2026.

Dr. Georges Benjamin of the APHA advised NPF fellows about political division that hamper healthcare quality and access and says the U.S. needs a healthcare system that includes everyone.

SciLine editorial consultant Carmen Nobel advised Widening the Pipeline fellows on using a scientific lens to scrutinize midterm election issues in their communities.

The National Press Foundation is offering two expenses-paid fellowships for the annual Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in October 2026. Apply by Sept. 2.

During a June 10 NPF webinar, four experts advised journalists about misinformation, parental concerns and burgeoning state and local advocacy around evolving U.S. vaccine policy.

Apply to NPF’s Local Business Journalism Fellowship, scheduled for Oct. 5-8, 2026, in Chicago, Illinois, by Aug. 10.

Apply to NPF’s Local Business Journalism Fellowship, scheduled for Oct. 5-8, 2026, in Chicago, Illinois, by Aug. 10.

To help strengthen journalistic expertise, NPF will host 25 fellows from around the country for three days in Washington, D.C., for briefings from experts in public health, research and/or academia, policy, providers and insurance to help them master covering the U.S. healthcare system.

To help strengthen journalistic expertise, NPF will host 25 fellows from around the country for three days of briefings from experts in public health, research and/or academia, policy, providers and insurance to help them master covering the U.S. healthcare system.

The National Press Foundation announced the appointment of veteran journalist Rebecca Sinderbrand as president and chief executive officer.

Sister Norma Pimentel wants journalists to cover the true experience of immigrants at the border. The faces of children, burdened by trauma and separation, launched her work as an advocate for immigrant families. Pimentel wants Americans to see their humanity above all else.

Apply to NPF’s Local Business Journalism Fellowship, scheduled for Oct. 5-8, 2026, in Chicago, by Aug. 10.

To help strengthen journalistic expertise, NPF will host 25 fellows from around the country for three days of briefings from experts in public health, research and/or academia, policy, providers and insurance to help them master covering the U.S. healthcare system.

The Singapore Institute of Technology‘s AI Center recently welcomed the National Press Foundation’s International Trade Journalism Fellowship program, where institute officials stressed that AI’s ethical application requires human judgment. In a wide-ranging discussion with NPF’s 25 visiting journalists, Professors Donny Soh and Ian McLoughlin said human involvement is how “trust is kept.” The AI Center,...Read More