The @USCAnennenberg Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of 16 journalists from across the country to participate in our 2026 Data Fellowship. Learn more here: https://t.co/MjKZkNnOzp
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We're hosting a free forum and panel discussion on asthma this Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Frazier Kentucky History Museum, 829 W. Main Street. Doors at 6 p.m., program at 6:30.
This journalism is supported by @ReportingHealth. Find the entire series here:
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Preterm birth is the leading cause of death for Wisconsin's Black infants. In Madison, a collaborative NICU program at @UWHealth and @uph_meriter is disrupting those statistics one life at a time. The latest in my Deadly Divide series for @ReportingHealth https://t.co/QhfyiBAYO4
In this video, The Courier Journal environment reporter Connor Giffin breaks down why he spent months examining a condition that affects thousands of Kentuckians and why the answers matter.
📹️: Connor Giffin and Ray Padilla / The Courier Journal
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Last week we kicked off our annual Data Fellowship in Los Angeles! We were thrilled to host this year’s fellows in Little Tokyo for in-person trainings with some of the nation’s leading data journalists.
Fellows spent the week sharing reporting challenges and data tips. We look forward to working with them on their stories over the next five months as they embark on their data projects exploring health care, health equity and child well-being, and child welfare system challenges.
The @USCAnennenberg Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of 16 journalists from across the country to participate in our 2026 Data Fellowship. Learn more here: https://t.co/MjKZkNnOzp
#ASCJ#USCDataFellows#DataJournalism#DataReporting
The program includes reporting grants, a multiday in-person training and five months of ongoing virtual training and mentorship with some of the nation’s most respected data journalists.
... ‘We're trying to be really careful, but we're also, like, put in this situation. And if we could be on the brand names, don't you think we’d be on the brand names?’ ...
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