October 25, 2021
Each applicant was required to submit a proposal for a data-based reporting project. The priority areas for projects were:
From journalists from outside California, we were especially interested in proposals that investigate and explore:
The racial, ethnic and geographic health disparities that... more »
July 23, 2021
In conjunction with the National Fellowship, we administer two funds that underwrite specialized reporting on domestic health and social welfare issues and a third fund that underwrites community engagement efforts:
The Dennis A. Hunt Fund for Health Journalism is a competitive grants program that... more »
July 19, 2021
In conjunction with the National Fellowship, we administer two funds that underwrite specialized reporting on domestic health and social welfare issues and a third fund that underwrites community engagement efforts:
The Dennis A. Hunt Fund for Health Journalism is a competitive grants program that... more »
July 12, 2015
Why Apply?
The National Health Journalism Fellowship offers journalists an opportunity to explore the intersection between community health, health policy, and the nation's growing diversity. Reporting projects are supported with a $2,000 grant to each Fellowship recipient. The program pays all... more »
February 25, 2013
Taught by prize-winning journalists, community health leaders, policy analysts, and health care experts, this Fellowship program features field trips, workshops, and seminars that highlight some of the top health challenges facing California. The Fellowship begins with a reception and keynote... more »
July 22, 2012
How to Apply
Applicants for the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health Journalism Fund should complete the application for our National Health Journalism Fellowship. If selected, they will also participate in that program. Applicants for the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health... more »
July 22, 2012
The National Health Journalism Fellowships program offers journalists an opportunity to explore the intersection between community health, health policy, and the nation's growing diversity. Reporting projects are supported with a $2,000 grant to each Fellowship recipient. The program pays all... more »
