National Newspaper Association Foundation
Promoting news literacy, protecting the First Amendment
and enhancing the capabilities of community newspapers
NNAF Fellows
‘United we stand’ — but do we?
Dec 1, 2023
As Congresspeople argue about the budget planning, leadership, international intervention, support and so much more, polarization and extremism make it harder and harder to find compromise and hold the ...
Wind energy creates jobs in Indiana — young people leading the way
Jul 1, 2022
News Fellow reports on climate change
Electric vehicles pose opportunity for green transportation
Jun 1, 2022
News Fellow reports on climate change Electric vehicles are being increasingly developed by the auto industry in Southeast Michigan. This provides consumers with an alternative transportation mode to ...
News Fellows meet virtually and collaborate to report on climate change
Apr 1, 2022
Focusing on climate change, Lisa McGraw, public affairs manager, Michigan Press Association, provided the tentative agenda for the News Fellow's day of virtual meetings, March 15, as shown below.
Fellows to continue on virtually, March 15
Feb 22, 2022
According to Lisa McGraw, public affairs manager, Michigan Press Association, the Fellowship will be available virtually and has about seven slots open. Fellows will still be focusing on climate ...
News Fellows to take on D.C. this March, report on climate change
Feb 1, 2022
Fellows will tackle the hot topic of “climate change” and study with veteran journalists to distinguish facts from spin, dig into different sides of the story and meet with key individuals ...
‘It got me even more excited to be a professional journalist’
Mar 1, 2021
NNAF News Fellows recall experiences
NNAF News Fellows recall experiences
Feb 1, 2021
NNAF former news fellows — Catherine Sweeney, Katie Winbauer, Emily Roland and Rachael Rodgers — share how the program impacted their careers.
Where are they now? NNAF News Fellows
Jan 5, 2021
In 2013, National Newspaper Association and National Newspaper Association Foundation began a program for college journalists to address widespread concerns about declining news literacy. Designed to help ...
