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People

We believe our grants are most effective when the grantees can communicate openly with each other and with the world. Here's a nearly comprehensive directory of people and institutions in our Journalism Program.

Journalism Program Staff

Our Miami, Fla., staff can be reached via (305) 908-2600.

Journalism Advisory Committee

Knight's Journalism Program benefits from their wisdom.

Active Journalism Grantees

An alphabetical list of grantees.

Knight Midcareer Training Programs

Mainstream journalists, editors, bloggers, photographers and citizen journalists are invited to participate in these career-enhancing training opportunities.

Knight Chairs in Journalism

The distinguished Knight Chairs serve at more than 20 of the nation's top colleges and universities.

Knight Centers

Six Knight Centers are established. (Link coming soon)

News Releases

Wednesday, September 10, 2008: Wired.com's WikiScanner Coverage Wins $10,000 Knight-Batten Innovation Award
Friday, July 25, 2008: Young Bloggers and Online News Users are Better Informed On First Amendment Rights, Authors Find
Tuesday, July 8, 2008: Poynter Receives Boost to Transform Journalism Education Through E-Learning

Knight in the News

Fast Company Oct. 6: Knight News Challenge Among 'Cool Projects That Can Change the World'
American Journalism Review Oct. 2: The Transformation of National Public Radio
Miller-McCune Magazine Oct. 2: The New New Media: Carnegie-Knight's News21 Project