The Education Writers Association is seeking proposals to develop
curriculum materials for a series of online learning modules for
education journalists.
The project aims to provide journalists with an overview of the
education research field and help reporters locate, interpret,
and incorporate research findings into their coverage.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its 10th
class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s
drive to support enterprising journalism that informs the public
about consequential issues in education.
Most schools
are more diverse than
the newsrooms that cover them. That means it’s highly likely
an education journalist will interact with a student from a race,
ethnicity, or faith different from their own.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a call
for proposals for its next class of EWA
Reporting Fellows, with opportunities to fuel enterprising
news coverage of education. The fellowships provide financial
awards to journalists to undertake ambitious reporting and
writing projects. This will be the 10th class of EWA Reporting
Fellows.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce that its
73rd annual National Seminar will take place online July
21–24, 2020.
The theme of the virtual conference will be the far-reaching
impact of the COVID-19 crisis on education, from the early years
through K-12 and postsecondary learning. Special features include
the presentation of awards honoring the best in education
reporting, sessions tailored to communications professionals,
training on data tools, and practical advice from accomplished
journalists on how they did their stories.
The Education Writers Association, the nation’s professional
membership organization for journalists covering education, is
joining #GivingTuesdayNow to raise awareness of local journalism
and to seek support for the cause of high-quality coverage of
education by local news organizations. Local independent
newsrooms play a vital role in helping communities be safe during
the ongoing pandemic, yet have never been more imperiled
economically.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its ninth class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s drive to support enterprising journalism that informs the public about consequential issues in education.
“This is an unprecedented time for the news industry, the education sector, and our nation,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are proud to help our members pursue in-depth projects on critical topics, including on the far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
April 30, 2020 (WASHINGTON, DC)—The Education
Writers Association is delighted to announce the finalists for the
2019 National Awards for Education Reporting and the Eddie Prize,
recognizing the top education journalism in the U.S.
Freedom of the press is essential to a healthy democracy. And
journalists are proving every day that they are also
essential frontline workers in the midst of the
current coronavirus pandemic.
The Education Writers Association is today joining more than 40
news outlets and nonprofits to thank journalists who
continue to bring the public crucial news about the
fast-spreading disease that is killing thousands and shutting
down schools, businesses and entire communities.
The deadline to apply for the Winter 2020 round
of the EWA Reporting Fellowship was March 15, 2020. Please
contact fellowship@ewa.org for additional
information.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a call
for proposals for its next class of EWA Reporting Fellows. The
fellowships provide financial awards to journalists to undertake
ambitious reporting and writing projects on consequential issues
in education. This will be the ninth class of EWA Reporting
Fellows.
The Education Writers Association expects to add new members this
year to its Journalist Advisory Board. This board, comprised of
journalist members of EWA, provides input and feedback on a range
of membership and programming questions. Such topics include
efforts to improve member engagement, EWA’s events, the National
Awards for Education Reporting, and online resources aimed at
bolstering education journalists’ skills and knowledge.
As a member of EWA, you are invited to nominate yourself or
another EWA member as a candidate for consideration. All
nominations will be considered by the EWA Membership & Nominating
Committee.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce the
launch of the 2019 National Awards for Education Reporting.
Journalists may submit entries from 9:00
a.m. Eastern time on Nov. 15 through midnight Pacific time
on Dec. 15, 2019.
Journalists who have published work in 2019 on any
education topic in any medium are encouraged to enter the
contest, which features a total of 20 prizes with cash
awards ranging from $1,000 to $10,000.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its eighth class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to support ambitious journalism projects that inform the public on important issues in education.
“Enterprising coverage of education by independent journalists has never been more important, and EWA is proud to play a role in supporting their work,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are delighted to help make possible in-depth reporting by our members.”
*The deadline for this round of the EWA Reporting Fellowship
program was Sept. 10, 2019. The application cycle is now
closed.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a
call for proposals for its next class of EWA Reporting
Fellows. The fellowships provide financial awards to journalists
to undertake ambitious reporting and writing projects. This will
be the eighth class of EWA Reporting Fellows.
The Education Writers Association announced today that Claudio
Sanchez, a longtime education reporter for NPR, was awarded EWA’s
inaugural Lifetime Achievement Prize, which was inspired by the
late EWA board president Mike Bowler.
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, one of President Trump’s
longest serving Cabinet members, will speak on Monday, May
6, at the Education Writers Association’s National Seminar in Baltimore.
This will mark the first time she has appeared at an EWA event.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce the
appointment of five new members of the EWA Board of Directors and
the election of the board’s 2019–20 officers.
Joining the governing board for their first two-year terms as
directors will be Sarah Carr of The Teacher Project at Columbia
University, Erica Green of The New York Times, Barbara McKenna of
the Learning Policy Institute, Denise-Marie Ordway of
Journalist’s Resource at the Harvard Kennedy School, and Beth
Shuster of the University of Southern California.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its seventh class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to support enterprising journalism projects.
“We were thrilled to receive many strong proposals for in-depth reporting projects, including from outlets focused on local news,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are proud of the outstanding coverage that EWA’s fellowship program has supported to date, and we’re confident that this new round will prove equally excellent.”
EWA Seeks Proposals to Develop Curriculum Materials
The Education Writers Association is seeking proposals to develop curriculum materials for a series of online learning modules for education journalists.
The project aims to provide journalists with an overview of the education research field and help reporters locate, interpret, and incorporate research findings into their coverage.
EWA Announces Fall 2020 Class of Reporting Fellows
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its 10th class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s drive to support enterprising journalism that informs the public about consequential issues in education.
EWA Publishes Reporter Guide for Inclusive Coverage
Guide helps journalists cover students, communities of diverse backgrounds
Most schools are more diverse than the newsrooms that cover them. That means it’s highly likely an education journalist will interact with a student from a race, ethnicity, or faith different from their own.
EWA Seeks Reporting Proposals for Fellowship Program
Deadline to apply for the 10th round of EWA Reporting Fellows is July 13
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a call for proposals for its next class of EWA Reporting Fellows, with opportunities to fuel enterprising news coverage of education. The fellowships provide financial awards to journalists to undertake ambitious reporting and writing projects. This will be the 10th class of EWA Reporting Fellows.
EWA Announces Dates of Virtual 2020 National Seminar
The largest annual gathering of education writers to focus on COVID-19 impact
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce that its 73rd annual National Seminar will take place online July 21–24, 2020.
The theme of the virtual conference will be the far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 crisis on education, from the early years through K-12 and postsecondary learning. Special features include the presentation of awards honoring the best in education reporting, sessions tailored to communications professionals, training on data tools, and practical advice from accomplished journalists on how they did their stories.
EWA Joins #GivingNewsday Amid COVID-19 for Global Day of Giving and Unity
The Education Writers Association, the nation’s professional membership organization for journalists covering education, is joining #GivingTuesdayNow to raise awareness of local journalism and to seek support for the cause of high-quality coverage of education by local news organizations. Local independent newsrooms play a vital role in helping communities be safe during the ongoing pandemic, yet have never been more imperiled economically.
EWA Announces New Class of Reporting Fellows
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its ninth class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s drive to support enterprising journalism that informs the public about consequential issues in education.
“This is an unprecedented time for the news industry, the education sector, and our nation,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are proud to help our members pursue in-depth projects on critical topics, including on the far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
EWA Announces Finalists for 2019 Reporting Awards
April 30, 2020 (WASHINGTON, DC)—The Education Writers Association is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2019 National Awards for Education Reporting and the Eddie Prize, recognizing the top education journalism in the U.S.
EWA Joins #ThankAJourno Campaign
Freedom of the press is essential to a healthy democracy. And journalists are proving every day that they are also essential frontline workers in the midst of the current coronavirus pandemic.
The Education Writers Association is today joining more than 40 news outlets and nonprofits to thank journalists who continue to bring the public crucial news about the fast-spreading disease that is killing thousands and shutting down schools, businesses and entire communities.
EWA Seeks Proposals for In-Depth Reporting Projects
Deadline to apply is Friday, March 13.
The deadline to apply for the Winter 2020 round of the EWA Reporting Fellowship was March 15, 2020. Please contact fellowship@ewa.org for additional information.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a call for proposals for its next class of EWA Reporting Fellows. The fellowships provide financial awards to journalists to undertake ambitious reporting and writing projects on consequential issues in education. This will be the ninth class of EWA Reporting Fellows.
EWA Seeks Nominations for Journalist Advisory Board
The Education Writers Association expects to add new members this year to its Journalist Advisory Board. This board, comprised of journalist members of EWA, provides input and feedback on a range of membership and programming questions. Such topics include efforts to improve member engagement, EWA’s events, the National Awards for Education Reporting, and online resources aimed at bolstering education journalists’ skills and knowledge.
As a member of EWA, you are invited to nominate yourself or another EWA member as a candidate for consideration. All nominations will be considered by the EWA Membership & Nominating Committee.
EWA Opens Entries for 2019 Education Reporting Awards
Journalists Working in All Media Invited to Compete
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce the launch of the 2019 National Awards for Education Reporting. Journalists may submit entries from 9:00 a.m. Eastern time on Nov. 15 through midnight Pacific time on Dec. 15, 2019.
Journalists who have published work in 2019 on any education topic in any medium are encouraged to enter the contest, which features a total of 20 prizes with cash awards ranging from $1,000 to $10,000.
EWA Announces New Class of Reporting Fellows
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its eighth class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to support ambitious journalism projects that inform the public on important issues in education.
“Enterprising coverage of education by independent journalists has never been more important, and EWA is proud to play a role in supporting their work,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are delighted to help make possible in-depth reporting by our members.”
EWA Invites Journalists to Apply for Fellowships on K-12, Postsecondary Topics
*The deadline for this round of the EWA Reporting Fellowship program was Sept. 10, 2019. The application cycle is now closed.
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce a call for proposals for its next class of EWA Reporting Fellows. The fellowships provide financial awards to journalists to undertake ambitious reporting and writing projects. This will be the eighth class of EWA Reporting Fellows.
EWA Announces Inaugural Winner of Lifetime Achievement Prize
The Education Writers Association announced today that Claudio Sanchez, a longtime education reporter for NPR, was awarded EWA’s inaugural Lifetime Achievement Prize, which was inspired by the late EWA board president Mike Bowler.
EWA Announces 2018 Winners of Top 3 Education Reporting Prizes
On May 7, EWA EWA Announced the 2018 Winners of Top 3 Education Reporting Prizes.
2018 Category Winners for the National Awards for Education Reporting
On May 6, EWA announced the category winners for the 2018 EWA National Awards for Education Reporting.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to Address Journalists on May 6 at EWA Conference
Trump Official Will Take Questions During Baltimore Event
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, one of President Trump’s longest serving Cabinet members, will speak on Monday, May 6, at the Education Writers Association’s National Seminar in Baltimore. This will mark the first time she has appeared at an EWA event.
EWA Names New Officers and Directors
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members of the EWA Board of Directors and the election of the board’s 2019–20 officers.
Joining the governing board for their first two-year terms as directors will be Sarah Carr of The Teacher Project at Columbia University, Erica Green of The New York Times, Barbara McKenna of the Learning Policy Institute, Denise-Marie Ordway of Journalist’s Resource at the Harvard Kennedy School, and Beth Shuster of the University of Southern California.
EWA Announces New Class of Reporting Fellows
The Education Writers Association is pleased to announce its seventh class of EWA Reporting Fellows as part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to support enterprising journalism projects.
“We were thrilled to receive many strong proposals for in-depth reporting projects, including from outlets focused on local news,” said Caroline Hendrie, EWA’s executive director. “We are proud of the outstanding coverage that EWA’s fellowship program has supported to date, and we’re confident that this new round will prove equally excellent.”