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USC Center for Health Journalism retweeted
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: courier-journal.com/story/ne…
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USC Center for Health Journalism retweeted
The @CourierJournal's Sunday front page. Photography by @MClevenger_CJ.
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@ReportingHealth 2026 National Fellow @byconnorgiffin reported on the burden of asthma on Kentucky families in his new investigative series "Breathless." 🔗 Read the series: courier-journal.com/story/ne… @courierjournal @USCAnnenberg #ASCJ #USCNationalFellows #HealthJournalism
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 More: courier-journal.com/story/ne…
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👉 Follow the conversation and the Fellows’ reporting journeys at #USCDataFellows. 📝 Sign up for our newsletters to learn more about future fellowship opportunities: bit.ly/CHJnewsletters @USCAnnenberg #HealthJournalism #DataJournalism #DataReporting
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Thank you to @CalEndow, @CHCFNews, @DorisDukeFdn and the @NIHCMfoundation for their support of the Data Fellowship.
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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.
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One evening, we joined 2025 Data Fellow and @latimes City Hall reporter, @DavidZahniser, for a walking tour in Downtown Los Angeles, and other evenings, fellows enjoyed socializing at Little Tokyo restaurants. 📸 Select photos by @TedSoquiPhoto
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The week included several panel discussions and software demos, plus an insightful keynote from @BaltimoreBanner data editor Greg Morton.
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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.
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@ZackNewsMan , The Colorado Sun Semantha Norris, Capital & Main @KateRaphael, Long Beach Post @ataviawrotethis, Block Club Chicago @BethRodgersFan, USA TODAY Network @seleross, The Guardian @evetroeh, Capital & Main @Jaxon__White, Spotlight PA
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@nik_journalist, Oaklandside Sara Cooper, The Chicago Reporter @gwendilworth , Mississippi Today Sofi Gratas, Georgia Public Broadcasting @nancyguann , WUSF Public Media @ZZZZZZZZZZZack, The Vallejo Sun @LaurenJMapp, Daylight San Diego @ryannemena, Southern California News Group
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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.
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The competitive Data Fellowship program equips reporters to use the power of original data analysis to investigate health care, health equity and child well-being, and child welfare system challenges.
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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: bit.ly/2026DataFellows #ASCJ #USCDataFellows #DataJournalism #DataReporting
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Thank you, Dr. Fatima Cody, @SarahKarlin and @slupkin for sharing their expertise on this topic, and to everyone who joined today’s webinar. We are grateful to the @commonwealthfnd making this event possible. @harvardmed @Public_Citizen @NPR
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“And I put that in a story…and a lot more people came to me to tell me more things about what they were experiencing.” — @slupkin of @NPR
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