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FIVE-DAY FELLOWSHIPS
Be one of 30 print, broadcast and online journalists chosen for a fellowship at the Journalism Center's five-day conference, held annually outside of Washington, D.C. Participate in discussions with renowned experts and build your skills in journalism workshops. Past conferences have covered children's health, crime, adolescence, working families and other critical topics.
 
 
The Journalism Center will not host a Five-Day Fellowship in 2008.

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PAST CONFERENCES

Learn about past conferences, with fellow lists and agendas when available

2006 – Crossing Divides: Reporting on Diverse Communities
2005 – The New Generation Gap: Barriers and Breakthroughs

2004

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Condition Critical: Covering Children's Health
2003 – Today's Tragedy: Reporting Youth and Crime
2002 – Children and Trauma
2001 – Covering America's Working Families
2000 – Rocking Our World: Covering the Transformation of Adolescence in America
1999 –

Beyond Mommy Wars and Deadly Day Care: New Ways to Cover Child Care, Early Learning

and Brain Development
1998 – Mapping the Maze of Children's Health from Infancy through Adolescence
1997 – Rethinking the Blame Game: New Approaches to Child Abuse and Protection
1996 – Rewriting the Social Contract: Are Families Better Off?
1995 – Protecting the Welfare of Children
1994 – Violence and the Young
1993 – The American Family: A Tradition Under Siege
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