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THE NATIONAL PRESS FOUNDATIONAnnual Report 2014

The National Press Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization.

Making GoodJournalists Better


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FROM THE PRESIDENTSandy K. Johnson | President & C.O.O

And there's a big date on the horizon2016 marks NPF's 40th year of

“Making Good Journalists Better”

“

NPF is on the move.

We're adopting a new focuson digital and data toolsto help today's journalistscompete in an ever-changingworld. Our new studio givesus a quantum step forward.

Since the Evelyn Y. DavisStudios opened in October,we have produced ninewebinars and 21 five-minutevideos to jumpstart ourtraining and education intothe 21st Century. Every NPF

program now includes digital

marks NPF's 40th year of“Making Good JournalistsBetter.”Watch this space for excitingnew developments at NPF.

You can find me at:

or on Twitter:

Cheers!

[email protected]

@sandykjohnson

elements that expand ouraudience with each click.We're also under newmanagement.

Ater a dozen years on theNPF board of directors,the board promoted me toPresident and COO.

I am indebted to mypredecessor, Bob Meyers,for 21 years of leadership atNPF, as well as his mentoringand coaching in my startupmonths. And there's a big

date on the horizon – 2016


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NPF METRICS

2013 2014Total Visits

Unique Views

Average Time

Device

Desktop

Mobile

Tablet

118,136

95,922

01:43

52,461

5,994

2,993

56,063

9,523

3,867

01:50

104,823

128,783


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Journalists huddle around Shen Dingli ater asession in Shanghai, China.

November 2014

WHATWE

DO


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WEBINARSINTERNATIONALPROGRAMS

MISSION

DOMESTICPROGRAMS

The National Press Foundationis a 501(c)(3) organization thatproduces free professionaldevelopment programsfor journalists and othercommunities. We aim to increasetheir knowledge of complexissues and their ability to conveythat knowledge across media

Located in Washington, D.C.,NPF is ideally situated toprovide programs for journalistshighlighting the issues of ourtime. These include: the PaulMiller Washington ReportingFellowships, Capitol Hill

briefings and one-day programsfor Washington reporters. NPFalso hosts longer programson various topics that bringtogether journalists fromacross the U.S. Those selectedto participate are providedtransportation and lodging inaddition to the program at nocost.

Internationally, and withinternational journalists,NPF works under the banner“Journalist to Journalist” toconvey the idea of journalistsaround the world learningtogether across borders.

Journalist to Journalist mediatraining programs are otenin collaboration with aninternational conference,allowing participating journaliststo attend the conference atera specific media training onthat subject matter. This leadsto more accurate and morethorough coverage of the topic.

In 2014, NPF produced andbroadcasted nine hour-long webinars on topicsincluding health care,politics, Social Security andnew media.

The best part of the fellowship included visiting a city that is not easily accessible to foreign

journalists in a country that is changing rapidly and is a significant global player.“

platforms to the public. Betterjournalism leads to improvedsocial understanding.Since 1976, the National PressFoundation has providedopportunities to more than6,000 editors, producers andreporters in print, broadcast andonline media. Our programs

educate journalists in thenation's capital, around thecountry and overseas.

Larisa Epatko,

USA, PBSJ2J China Now: Entrepreneurship and More

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Paul Miller Washington

Capitol Hill Issues Briefing (Half day)

Four-day Programs

J2J Lung Health Media Training (Seven Days)

J2J China Now: Entrepreneurship and More (Ten Days)

The Federal Budget

Domestic Programs

International Programs

Understanding Bitcoin

Tips for High- Fidelity Science ReportingTaking Better Pictures with your Mobile PhoneFinancial Literacy: What Do Young People Know?Survival Strategies for Your Journalism CareerRecovering Stolen AssetsHealth Information TechnologySocial Security StrategiesEnd of Life Choices in Cancer Care

PROGRAMMING

Retirement Issues

Obesity IssuesCancer Issues

Webinars

Reporting Fellowship (Nine Days)


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SPEAKERS

Bill Allison

David Allison

Derek AmbrosinoDr. Michael Atkins

Beth Baker

Dr. Tara Singh Bam

Jefrey Beall

Toren Beasley

Daniel Bessesen

Mary Beth Franklin

L. Celeste Bottorf Russell Brandom

Gillian Brockell

Andrew Brown

Robert E. Burke

Trevor Butterworth

Dr. Jane E. Carter

Professor Ding Chun

Lesley ClarkCatherine Collinson

Marc Cornier

Heather Dahl

Claudia Deane

Dr. Robert B. Diasio

Professor Shen Dingli

Dr. Lucica Ditiu

Michael DoyleEmma Dumain

Jon Faust

Matthew Feldman

Professor Wang Feng

Joshua Franzel

Lisa Friedman

Susan Garland

Eric Li

David Lightman

Dr. Kenny LinVictoria Macdonald

Hadley Malcolm

Dr. Guy Marks

Mark Mather

Maya Rockeymoore

Laury Miller

Joseph Minarik

Dr. Ignacio MonederoJeannine Montgomery

John Mulligan

Anna Mulrine

Janet Nikoloski

Danielle Ostendorf

Brian Pallasch

John Peters

David PittmanWilliam (Bill) B. Plummer

Sarit Polsky

Olga Ramirez Kornacki

Mario Raviglione

Sudeep Reddy

Dr. Lee B. Reichman

Dr. Jacob Reider

Beth ReinhardAnna Riegel

Josh Rogin

Bob Rosenblatt

Lester Ross

Missy Ryan

Dan Sagalyn

Dallas Salisbury

Dr. Richard Schlegel

Jodi Schneider

Colleen ShalbyAllison Sherry

Dr. Rana J. Singh

Christopher Snowdon

Blake Sobczak

Komal Sri-Kumar

Karen Sultan

Justin Supon

William SweetCarol Taylor

S. Ramakrishna Velamuri

Matt Viser

Dr. Sherrie Wallington

Dr. Brenda Waning

Brian Wansink

Staci Warden

Army Col. Steven H. WarrenDiana Weil

Zdenka Willis

Myra Wisotzky

Dr. Holly Wyatt

Professor/Dean Yang Xin

Professor Yin Xingmin

Liang Xinjun

Director Jennifer XuKim Xu

Heather Young

Dawei Yu

Ambassador ValentinZellweger

Minxuan Zhang

Dr. Haileyesus Getahun

Jim Glassman

Rebecca GoldinNathan L. Gonzalez

Nancy Goodman

Bret Goodpaster

Mark B. Grier

Chairman GuoGuangchang

David Gura

Chris Hamby

Robin Harding

Professor AnthonyHarries

Jim Hemphill

Dr. Ali Hendi

Seymour Hersh

Kashmir Hill

James O. Hill

Gail Hillebrand

Steve Hilton

Amy Howe

Mark Hug

J.Mark Iwry

Paul Jensen

Lance Jiang

Irene Jin

Tamara KeithPaul Krawzak

Matt Laslo

Evan Lehmann

Niels Lesniewski

Reyna Levine

Dr. James A. Levine

Rick Levinson


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The Paul Miller Fellowship is an

education program for DC-basedjournalists. Through nine day-long

seminars (once a month, from

September through June) this

fellowship program provides a primer

on Washington agencies, institutions

and issues. It ofers fresh sources, story

George Condon

(National Journal) LesleyClark (McClatchy), andTamara Keith (NPR) talkto Paul Miller Fellowsabout covering theWhite House.

September 8October 6

December 15

January 12

February 2

March 2April 13

May 4

June 1

Topics 2014 - 2015

PAUL MILLER FELLOWSHIP

Covering CampaignsCovering Congress with Capitol Hill visit

Cybersecurity, National Infrastructure and Climate

White House and Cabinet Agencies

Covering the Supreme Court with Supreme Court visit

Skills session in Evelyn Y. Davis StudioForeign Policy Business and Defense Reporting

HHS & Covering Health Care; Federal Reserve visit

Enterprise and Investigation

ideas and unparalleled opportunities

to get to know and learn from otherjournalists. On-the-record access

to oficials, experts and seasoned

journalists, along with site visits

enhance and add insight to journalists’

work.


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Capitol Hill Issues Briefings arehalf-day programs sponsored bythe National Press Foundation,The Center on Congress at IndianaUniversity and the Regional

CAPITOL HILL ISSUES BRIEFINGS

Funding for this financial literacy program was provided bygrants from The David Swit Endowment, Evelyn Y. Davis,the Evelyn Y. Davis Foundation and the NPF Training Fund.

Understanding the Federal Budget Process

January 27, 2014

Reporters Association. They covercurrent issues relevant to Congressand are open to the public. Thebriefings are held at the WoodrowWilson International Center

for Scholars in Washington, DC.Panelists include jounalists andother experts who clarify issuesthrough presentations, discussionsand Q+A.


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RETIREMENT

FELLOWS 2014

Retirement Issues 2014 was held May 18-21, 2014 inWashington, D.C. and it tackledissues relevant to the currenteconomic and political climate.With Baby Boomers moving

Funded by Prudential Financia

Brad Allen | Minneapolis Star Tribune

Mark Calvey | San Francisco Business Times

Jane Clark | Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Andrew Dunn | The Charlotte Observer

Julienne Gage | Multimedia Journalist

Dan McSwain | U-T San Diego

Tom Porter | Maine Public Broadcasting Network

Jerry Siebenmark | The Wichita Eagle

Joe Smith | KGW-TV

deeper into their golden years at a time when bothpolitical parties are pushingproposals for long-term deficitreduction, Social Security andMedicare are in the crosshairs.

Specific sessions during thefour-day program included:“Demographics of Aging,”“Social Security Strategies,”and “Paying for Healthcare inRetirement.”

Lindsay Thomas | Marketplace, American Public Media

Susan Tompor | Detroit Free Press

Alina Tugend | Freelance Journalist / The New York Times

Kathryn Vasel | FOX Business Network

Ana Veciana-Suarez | The Miami Herald

Schuyler Velasco | The Christian Science Monitor

Jennifer Waters | Wall Street Journal Digital

Chandra Thomas Whitfield | Multimedia Journalist


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OBESITY

Barbara Balfour | Freelance Journalist/Postmedia Network

Jen Christensen | CNN.com

Martha Craver | Kiplinger Letter

Katie Fairbank | Heart.org

Karen Falla | Univision Communications Inc.

Bill Graves | Native Health News Alliance

Patricia Guadalupe | Hispanic Link News Service

Obesity Issues 2014 was a four-day training program developedin partnership with the Colorado

This program was funded by the Colorado Health Foundation and The University of Colorado Foundation

Vicky Hallett | Washington Post Express

Kristin Jones | I-News at Rocky Mountain

Bob Males | NJTV

Jef Ostrowski | Palm Beach Post

Amita Parashar | NPR

Michele Botwin Raphael | Freelance Journalist

Elena Watts |The Victoria Advocate

Center for Health and Wellness. This year's program brought 14 journaliststo the Anschutz Health and Wellness

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Center in Aurora, Colorado fora fascinating immersion in thescience and politics of obesity.


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Funding for this program was provided by Baye

CANCER

Cancer Issues 2014 was a four-day training program on newissues in cancer research. The

Anna Almendrala | The Hufington Post

Mallory Black | Native Health News Alliance

Katie Jennings | KCTS Television

Sophia Kercher | Reimagine magazine

Marci Landsmann | Cancer Today

Ron Leuty | San Francisco Business Times

Marie McCullough | The Philadelphia Inquirer

Candace Montague | Capital Community News

Keli Moore | KSBY News

Liz Neporent | ABC News

Maria Ortiz-Briones | Vida en el Valle

Steven Petrow | The New York Times

Suzanne Pollak | Washington Jewish Week

Kelsey Ryan | The Wichita Eagle

Paul Sisson | U-T San Diego

Dennis Thompson | HealthDay

FELLOWS 2014

program helped train 16 journaliststhrough reporting and webinarworkshops in Washington, D.C.

Topics included “End of LifeChoices” in Cancer and “CancerScreening Cautionary Tales.”


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CHINA NOW: Entrepreneurship and MoreNovember 13-22, 2014Shanghai, China

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

Kathy Bergen | Chicago TribuneAndrea Chang | Los Angeles TimesThomas Donlan | Barron's National Business and Financial WeLarisa Epatko | PBS NewsHour

David Gura | Marketplace

Fellows 2014

Christopher Kirkpatrick | Detroit Free PressJacob Kushner | Pulitzer Center on Crisis ReportingThomas Lee | The San Francisco ChronicleFred Monyak | The Associated Press

Blake Sobczak | EnergyWire


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In 2013, a generous $1 million grantfrom philanthropist and financialinvestor Evelyn Y. Davis allowed usto create a state-of-the-art digitalbroadcast studio.

The studio is used to record and editNPF's increasing number of digitalpresentations.

NPF StudioWorks delivers trafic-stopping video without heart-stopping costs. Originate broadcast-quality webcasts, streaming video,and more from our new HD-equippedstudio in downtown DC. Our newmulti-camera HD studio comes with

professional production help plusavailable moderators, graphics, andvideo support.

[email protected] Rapid Response:


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Understanding Bitcoin February 18, 2014

Tips for High-Fidelity Science Reporting March 18, 2014

Financial Literacy: What Do Young People Know? September 30, 2014

Taking Better Pictures with your Mobile Phone November 17, 2014

Survival Strategies for your Journalism Career October 16, 2014

Returning Stolen Assets October 23, 2014

Health Information Technology October 8, 2014

Social Security Strategies December 18,2014

End of Life Choices in Cancer Care December 10, 2014

Click on the title of any webinar to navigate to the online content

Sandy Johnson sat down with Barb Rosewicz, a research director in Pew's state fiscal health project, and Anne Stauferthe director of Pew's work on fiscal federalism for a webinar on Covering the Budget.

Webinars educate journalistsaround the world in a now-or-

later format that ensures thegreatest possible participation.Journalists are encouragedto participate live and submitquestions to our presenters.

Webinar recordings are alwaysposted on NPF's website as aresource for all journalists inthe future.

WEBINARS

http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/understanding-bitcoin-a-webinar-for-journalists/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/webinar-tips-for-high-fidelity-science-reporting/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/financial-literacy-what-do-young-people-know/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/taking-better-pictures-with-your-mobile-phone/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/survival-stretegies-for-your-journalism-career/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/returning-stolen-assets/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/health-it/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/enterprise-reporting-on-social-security/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/end-of-life-issues-in-cancer-care/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/end-of-life-issues-in-cancer-care/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/enterprise-reporting-on-social-security/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/health-it/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/returning-stolen-assets/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/survival-stretegies-for-your-journalism-career/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/taking-better-pictures-with-your-mobile-phone/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/financial-literacy-what-do-young-people-know/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/webinar-tips-for-high-fidelity-science-reporting/http://nationalpress.org/programs-and-resources/program/understanding-bitcoin-a-webinar-for-journalists/


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The Paul Miller Alumni Group was

formed to extend the benefits of thePaul Miller Washington ReportingFellowship beyond the program yearand to explore ways the fellows could“give back” to other journalists. In2014, the Alumni listserve continued

The Paul Miller Class of 2006-2007 pictured at the Department of Defense.

Barbara Barrett | Trish Choate | Lesley Clark | Coral Davenport | Alex Daniels | Jennifer Duck | Nicole Gaudiano |Marilyn Geewax | Nicole Gill | David Hammer | Jonelle Henry | Herb Jackson | Jef Kossef | Diana Marrero | ChristaMarshall | Lisa Mascaro | Joseph Morton | Kirit Radia | Sudeep Reddy | Noelle Straub | Anne Wakefield | Bev Winston| Tracie Powell | Allison Stevens | Muna K. Shikaki | Tal Schneider

PAUL MILLER ALUMNI GROUP

to be very active. The listserve was

used to make connections, shareresources and plan networkingevents.In 2014, the Paul Miller Alumni heldthree networking events, includingone happy hour to welcome the

incoming Paul Miller Fellowship

class. In addition, alumni attendeda breakfast meeting at the NationalPress Foundation ofice where theyshared experiences and resources forthe planning of the new fellowship

year.

If you are a Paul Miller Alumand would like to be added to

the listserve, contact:[email protected]


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“A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn about and experience the Chineseeconomic miracle. There is no replacing actually being on the ground in thethick of it. The program was planned out to a T and highly educational forbusiness journalists.”-Christopher Kirkpatrick, Detroit Free Press, Business Editor

“I really don't see how any serious journalist who covers energy, health care, business, foreignafairs, politics, education, technology, financial markets or environmental issues could turndown the opportunity to visit China and interact with entrepreneurs and thought leadersthere. Whatever your beat, you won't forget this fellowship.”-Blake Sobczak, Environment & Energy Publishing

“One of the things that really slows down the reporting process at work is spendingthe time finding the right people to interview, and then lining up those meetings.So having such an impressive lineup of speakers ready to go was incredible. I reallyappreciated getting the opportunity to meet with so many experts in such a widerange of fields.”-Andrea Chang, LA Times

“If you want to get excited about medical reporting, this is a great

opportunity. I was already skeptical about many of the ‘studies’ wereport on...Cancer Issues 2014 brought light to many of my concernsabout health reporting. I feel invigorated and excited about thestories that need to be told.”-Keli Moore, KSBY News

“The cancer program helped solidify my knowledge of a verycomplicated topic and also got me thinking about some new topicsthat I plan to bring to my readers soon.”-Paul Sisson, U-T San Diego

“Being with a diverse, multi-media group of reporters wasenergizing, and the speakers provided me with valuable sources,

and story ideas, and context. I hope this important program cancontinue.”-Marie McCullough, The Philadelphia Inquirer

WHAT OUR JOURNALISTS SAY


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OTHER FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS

Azeen GhorayshiEast Bay ExpressEvert Clark/ Seth Payne Award for Young Science Writers

Sebastian Payne

The Washington PostLaurence Stern Fellowship at the Washington Post

Bloomberg

Thomas L. Stokes Award for Best Energy Writing

Alexandra Suich The EconomistWharton Seminars for Business Journalists

Heather Giller

Chicago TribuneWharton Seminars for Business Journalists


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31st ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER

The National Press Foundation Annual Awards Dinner recognizing journalistic achievement is one of the largest

media dinners in Washington, bringing together more than 1,000 journalists, media, public relations and

corporate executives, policy makers and trade groups. The 2014 dinner was held on March 5, 2014.

Tracy Jan, Bryan Bender, Christopher Rowland,

Michael Kranish, Matt Viser, Noah Bierman

The Boston Globe Washington Bureau

David A. Fahrenthold, The Washington Post

Everett McKinley Dirksen Award for DistinguishedReporting of Congress

Adam Zyglis, The Bufalo News

Cliford K. and James T. Berryman Award for EditorialCartooning

Maureen Groppe, Gannett Washington Bureau

Mark Drajem and Jack Kaskey, Bloomberg News

“Feddie” Award for Reporting on Federal Rules and LocalImpact

SyriaDeeply.org

Excellence in Online Journalism Award

Robert Siegel, NPR

W.M. Kiplinger Award for DistinguishedContributions to Journalism

Robert Moore, El Paso Times

Benjamin C. Bradlee Editor of the Year Award

Wolf Blitzer, CNN

Sol Taishof Award for Excellence in BroadcastJournalism

The Wall Street Journal

“Shutdown Feddie” Award


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Executive Committee

Johanna Schneider

TreasurerIndependent Consultant

Heather Dahl

Chair,

Co-founder of The Cynja LLC

Kathryn Gest

Secretary,Director of Public Afairs,National Democratic Institute

Kevin M. GoldbergVice Chairman,

Media Attorney,Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC

Tom Rosenstiel

Executive CommitteeExecutive Director,American Press Institute

NPF BOARD OF DIRECTORS


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Board Members

Melinda Henneberger, Journalist,Bloomberg News

Susan Swain, President and Co-COO,C-SPAN

Robyn Tomlin, Vice President of Digital and CommunicatiPew Research Center

John Walcott, Immediate Past Chair,Team Leader for National Securityand Foreign Afairs, Bloomberg News

Imani Greene,

CEO/ Principal,GreeneGroup

Amos Snead,

Principal,Story Partners

Robert DeFillippo,

Formerly Chief Communications Oficer,Prudential

Adam Sharp, Head of News, Government, and Elections,Twitter

Tom Davidson,

Senior Director,News and Public Afairs,

PBS.org

Charles Self,

President,227 International, LLC

George E. Condon,

White House Correspondent,National Journal

H. Andrew Schwartz, Senior Vice President for External Relation

Center for Strategic and International Stud

Peter Cherukuri,

Senior VP of Advertising and BusinessDevelopment,POLITICO

Jon Sawyer, Executive Director,Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting

Jim Brady,

CEO and Founder,Stomping Ground

Mark Pilipczuk,

Managing Director,MAP Consulting, LLC

Jefrey Birnbaum,President,BGR Public Relations

Kevin McCormally,

Editorial Director,The Kiplinger Washington Editors

*Current afiliations as of March 9, 2015


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S a n d y K . J o h n s o n

P r e s i d e n t a n d C O O

L i n d a T o p p i n g S t r e i t f e l d

D i r e c t o r o f P r o g r a m s

J e s s i c a J e a n - F r a n c o i s

D i r e c t o r o f O p e r a t i o n s

R e y n a A b i g a l e L e v i n e

D i g i t a l M e d i a M a n a g e r

CURRENT NPF STAFF MEMBERS

Linda Topping Streitfeld

joined NPF in December 2007.She develops and managesgraduate-style programsfor U.S. and internationaljournalists, including thePaul Miller WashingtonReporting Fellowships andthe foundation's Journalist-

to-Journalist international

programs, and she moderateswebinars, panels and otherforums. Streitfeld came to theNPF from The Miami Herald.

Jessica Jean-Francois joinedNPF in March 2013. Shemanages the organizationaloperations, including NPF'sAnnual Awards Dinner,finances and human resources,and assists with programimplementation. Prior tojoining NPF, Jessica was the

Country Director for Hope forHaiti, an organization workingin health care and education inHaiti. Jessica holds a Master'sdegree in Education fromLehman College and a Bachelorsof Science degree in Economicsfrom The George WashingtonUniversity.

Reyna Abigale Levine joined theNPF in June 2013. She managesnationalpress.org, NPF'ssocial media presence, andproduces live webinars. Prior tojoining NPF, Reyna worked asa photographer at the UnitedStates Holocaust MemorialMuseum and as project

assistant to artist and curator,Michal Heiman in Tel Aviv, Israel.She graduated from the CorcoranCollege of Art + Design with aMA degree in New Media andPhotojournalism May 2013. Priorto her MA, Reyna received a BAin Photography and Middle EastStudies from Smith College..

Sandy K. Johnson joined theNational Press Foundation in

October 2014 as its presidentand COO.

Johnson has held seniormanagement positionsat several national newsorganizations, including The

Associated Press, AARP Bulletin,the Center for Public Integrity,

Stateline and Face The Facts USA.


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COLLABORATING PARTNERS

The National Press Foundation accepts funding from organizations and individuals who support itsmission and values. If you would like to learn about contributing to one of our programs, please feelfree to contact us.

The NPF model provides full fellowships to accepted journalists.The inclusive costs of each program will always be stated ahead of time.The sponsor(s) will always be identified as the funder(s) of the program.The sponsor(s) will be invited to address the journalists prior to the beginning.The National Press Foundation will control all aspects of every program.The National Press Foundation will be responsible for the development ofan agenda and the selection of topics, speakers and 15 – 20 journalists.The program will be balanced and fair.The program will always be on-the-record.

People and organizations with positions directly opposed to the sponsor's may be invited to appear.All program resources will be uploaded to the NPF website following the program for future reference.At the conclusion of the program the sponsor(s) will receive a written evaluation of the program.

INFORMATION FOR FUNDERS


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