Investigative journalism is tough for local newsrooms with fewer resources. The Abrams Nieman Fellowship focuses on that need

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The Nieman Foundation, with funding from the Abrams Foundation, will support up to three fellowships next year for U.S. journalists working in local news. The fellows will spend two semesters at Harvard, followed by up to nine months working in the field on a public service journalism project. RELATED […]

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