About
Advisory Board
Front row, from left: Alex Jones, Amanda Bennett (past member), Rosental Alves, John Harwood (board chair). Second row: Margaret Engel, Wendi C. Thomas, Jennifer 8. Lee, Gigi Georges. Third row: David Skok, George de Lama, Fernando Berguido, Ann Marie Lipinski (curator), Amy Abrams, Robert Blau, Akiko Sugaya, Tim Golden, Joseph Bower. Not pictured: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Emily O’Reilly, Ernie Suggs.
Members
Amy Abrams
President, Abrams Foundation
Rosental Alves, NF ’88
Professor and Knight Chair in International Journalism, University of Texas at Austin’s School of Journalism; founder and director, Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas
Fernando Berguido, NF ’11
Former publisher and editor, La Prensa, Panama
Robert Blau, NF ’97
Executive editor for projects and investigations, Bloomberg News
Joseph L. Bower
Donald K. David Professor of Business Administration, emeritus, Harvard Business School
George de Lama, NF ’92
President, Eisenhower Fellowships
Margaret (Peggy) Engel, NF ’79
Director, Alicia Patterson Journalism Foundation
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and director of the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research, Harvard University
Gigi Georges
Narrative nonfiction author with experience in politics, public service and academia
Tim Golden, NF ’96
Editor-at-large, ProPublica
John Harwood, NF ’90 (board chair)
Journalist with expertise in presidential politics, Congress, national politics and the economy
Alex Jones, NF ’82
Retired director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Jennifer 8. Lee
Co-founder and CEO, Plympton; author and journalist
Ann Marie Lipinski, NF ’90
Curator, Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard
Emily O’Reilly, NF ’88
European Ombudsman for the European Union
David Skok, NF ’12
Founder and editor-in-chief, The Logic, Canada
Akiko Sugaya, NF ’12
Journalist and author
Ernie Suggs, NF ’09
Reporter, The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Wendi C. Thomas, NF ’16
Editor and publisher, MLK50: Justice Through Journalism