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Class of 2019 includes reporters from China, Russia, Afghanistan

Journalists chosen for the fellowship Class of 2019 come from countries with independent news reporting environments that range from the near impossible, in China, to the incredibly dangerous, Afghanistan, to an environment with elements of both state control and menace, Russia.

Afghan journalist chosen for Daniel Pearl Fellowship

The Daniel Pearl Foundation has selected a distinguished reporter from Afghanistan, Humayoon Babur, as its 2019 Fellow for the Alfred Friendly Press Partners program.

TRACE Foundation sponsors Russian investigative reporter for fellowship

TRACE, through its Foundation, which supports projects that encourage greater commercial transparency, announced that it will sponsor Russian investigative reporter Lily Dobrovolskaya.

Peggy Nalle remembered for nurturing fellows in program’s early years

Peggy (Margaret) Nalle, who helped the first generation of Friendly Fellows keep in touch with each other and the Fellowship, died on December 13 at Sibley Hospital in Washington.

Alfred Friendly brings author of Carter biography to journalism school

During a lecture at the Reynolds Journalism Institute, former White House advisor Stuart Eizenstat talked about his new book, “President Carter: The White House Years."

Fellowship applications come in unprecedented numbers

nearly 80 journalists from three dozen countries applied for six-month fellowships administered by Alfred Friendly Press Partners.

New alum pays it forward with digital reporting workshop

What started as a visit to relatives also became an opportunity to share some of the lessons we learned at the Missouri School of Journalism.