MJ Bear Fellowship
Starting in 2011, MJ Bear Fellowships have been awarded to three promising journalists under the age of 30. The fellowships “identify and celebrate young digital journalists, working independently or for a company or organization, who have demonstrated — through professional experimentation, research or other projects — that they deserve support for their efforts and/or vision.” The first fellowships were awarded for the 2011-12 academic year.
The 2011 MJ Bear Fellows:
- Lucas Timmons, a data journalist and web producer for The Edmonton Journal
- Laura Amico, the founder and editor of Homicide Watch D.C. in Washington, D.C
- LamThuy Vo, formerly multimedia reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong, now at NPR’s Planet Money.
The 2012 MJ Bear Fellows:
- Hagit Bachrach, video producer at the Council on Foreign Relations
- Tricia Fulks, freelance digital journalist; founding story director of “Hollow” interactive documentary
- Denise Hassanzade Ajiri, web writer for Web writer for Radio Farda, Radio Free Europe.
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