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Meet the Nieman Class of 2026

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Meet the Nieman Class of 2026

The Nieman Foundation’s 88th class of Nieman Fellows includes accomplished journalists from nine countries who are spending a year at Harvard studying topics ranging from climate change, war crimes, and cryptocurrency to misinformation, immigration, and AI applications for newsrooms.

Fellowships

Since 1938, the Nieman Foundation for Journalism has brought more than 1,700 promising and accomplished journalists from 100 countries to Harvard for a year of study, innovation and experimentation.

Publications

The Nieman Foundation publishes Nieman Reports, a website and quarterly magazine chronicling contemporary challenges and opportunities in journalism; Nieman Journalism Lab, a website reporting on digital media innovation; and Nieman Storyboard, a website exploring the art and craft of nonfiction storytelling.

From Nieman Reports

Generation Discord: Lessons from Nepal’s Revolution

Generation Discord: Lessons from Nepal’s Revolution

Subina Shrestha

Empowering Airwaves: Women-Led Radio Stations Amplify Unheard Voices

Empowering Airwaves: Women-Led Radio Stations Amplify Unheard Voices

Gabe Bullard

The Security Playbook Every Journalist Should Know

The Security Playbook Every Journalist Should Know

France’s Independent Press Fights Back

France’s Independent Press Fights Back

Christopher Clark

From Nieman Storyboard

Using diaries, photos, and films to create narrative magic

Using diaries, photos, and films to create narrative magic

Mark Armstrong

Annotation: How Sophie Elmhirst wrote a bestselling nonfiction book that reads like fiction

Annotation: How Sophie Elmhirst wrote a bestselling nonfiction book that reads like fiction

Mallary Tenore Tarpley

‘I don’t think this is a story about resilience or hope’

‘I don’t think this is a story about resilience or hope’

Mark Armstrong

A Patrick Radden Keefe reading list

A Patrick Radden Keefe reading list

Mark Armstrong

From Nieman Lab