One family’s experience with Ellis–Van Creveld syndrome shows how genes, health systems, and geography together shape survival.

Inside the living room of a home in Nigeria’s up-north city of Kaduna, a newlywed couple looked at their third-born son and named him Onwuzueike, “death must cease.”

As a member of the Washington Post Metro Seven in 1972, Richard Prince helped elevate equity and diversity in newsrooms. He's never stopped.

Sarita Edwards' son Elijah is a Trisomy 18 survivor and in starting the E.WE Foundation she knows storytelling changes policy and lives.

Nate Tinner-Williams launched the Black Catholic Messenger during America's racial reckoning. Now he aims to extend that reckoning to elevate the history and modern-day role of American Americans in the church.

Candice Mays of Mapping Black California tells journalists to pay attention to provenance when it comes to data.

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Apply to NPF’s Local Business Journalism Fellowship, scheduled for April 26-29, 2026 in Washington, D.C., by March 23.

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The layoffs are slated to shrink the newsroom by hundreds of journalists, cutting into The Post’s local, international and sports coverage.

Sports coverage and the paper's podcast are among the hardest hit as the storied newspaper struggles with declining revenue.

After her release, Georgia Fort thanked community members, her legal team, and fellow journalists for showing up in solidarity. Reflecting on her 17-year career, Georgia questioned whether constitutional protections—specifically the First Amendment—are being upheld, stating that she should be protected like other journalists she has previously advocated for. She stressed that documenting events and amplifying the truth in the community is not a crime. While limited in what she could say due to ongoing litigation, she urged continued support for others facing charges and reaffirmed her commitment to following the story and seeking answers to unresolved questions raised by community members.

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Saeed Ahmed's unique lived experience helped him navigate NPR, BBC and now the AP, he told National Press Foundation journalists of color.

The National Press Foundation welcomes 15 journalists to its 2026 Widening the Pipeline Fellowship, designed to support journalists of color.

Joan Esposito is joined by Elisha Brown, Reproductive Rights Today newsletter author at States Newsroom. Catch "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive" weekdays from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Central on ...

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Discover the power of patient-led advocacy and leadership in shaping care, research, and policy for rare diseases, as seen through the stories of experts and families impacted by these conditions. Exp...

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