The Alicia Patterson Foundation
1993 Fellowship Winners
Seven journalists have been selected for the 28th class of Alicia Patterson fellows. A full report on their projects and background will be included in the next APF Reporter.
Steve Bogira
Reporter, The Chicago Reader
“Urban Felony Courts and the Poor”
Judith Coburn
Freelance writer, Berkeley, California
“Cambodians and the United Nations”
Florence Graves
Freelance writer, Needham, Massachusetts
“The Imbalance of Power Between Women and Men in Washington”
Blaine Harden
Eastern European correspondent, The Washington Post
“The Columbia River”
Jim Richardson
Reporter, The Sacamento Bee
“California's Willie Brown”
Joseph Rodriguez
Freelance photographer, Los Angeles, California
“Gang Families in East Los Angeles”
Roberto Suro
Reporter, Huston bureau, The New York Times
“Redefining America in the Barrios”
Photos by Ira J. Schwarz
Judges for the 28th Annual Competition were:
Robert Caro, journalist and authorSandy Close, editor, Pacific News Service
Linda Creighton, photographer, U.S. News & World Report
Dorothy Gilliam, columnist, The Washington Post
Tamar Jacoby, freelance journalist and former APF Fellow
Anthony Marro, executive editor, Newsday
Jerome Watson, Washington Bureau chief, Chicago Sun Times
