Fellowship Classes

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2024 Fellowship Winners “The Deadly Racial Impact of Prison Discipline” “Unlocking the Gates: Investigating Real Estate Discrimination Against Black Families in America’s Suburbs” “The Amazon’s Tipping Point: Humanity’s Last Chance to Save the World’s Largest Rainforest” “After Decades of Disinvestment, Black

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2022 Fellowship Winners Final Judges for the 57th Annual Competition: Sandy Close – founder Ethnic Media Services, Pacific News Service and New America Media Eric Ferrero – director, Fund for Investigative Journalism Erika Hayasaki – associate professor, U.C. Irvine Literary Journalism

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2021 Fellowship Winners Final Judges for the 56th Annual Competition:   Sandy Close – founder Ethnic Media Services, Pacific News Service and New America Media Louis Freedberg – executive director, EdSource, and APF Fellow (’99) Laura Parker – staff writer, National

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2020 Fellowship Winners Final Judges for the 55th Annual Competition: Sandy Close – founder, Ethnic Media Services, Pacific News Service and New America Media Laura Parker – staff writer, National Geographic, and APF fellow (’96) Joseph Shapiro – NPR News Investigations

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2019 Fellowship Winners WASHINGTON, D.C. – Top journalists will pursue topics ranging from Chinese development in Africa to a trek across the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, the single largest piece of public land in the United States. The annual fellowships

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2018 Fellowship Winners WASHINGTON, D.C. — Top journalists will pursue topics ranging from the resilience of Syria’s autocratic regime to the environmental losses from American overbuilding as the newest recipients of an Alicia Patterson Foundation grant. The foundation, in its fifth

The Alicia Patterson Foundation 2017 Fellowship Winners 52nd Annual Competition Fellowship Winners Announced for 2017 For Immediate Release Contact: 202-246-3751 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Top journalists will pursue topics ranging from the dangers of ignored nuclear maintenance to whether Hong Kong will move into China’s orbit