Programs and Services
(Photo: 2022 National Seminar attendees.)
Learn more about programs, such as New to the Beat and EWA Fellowships, and services, such as Listservs and Find a Job, right here!
About Our Services
EWA offers several services and programming opportunities throughout the year for all of its members.
All members can browse employment openings. Journalist members can apply for reporting fellowships, the EWA New to the Beat program and participate in special programs.
Reporters: Take advantage of exclusive access to two listservs – one for P-12 and the other for postsecondary education topics. Interact with colleagues, and get reporting advice and answers to questions.
Need an answer to a question you can’t find here? See if EWA Public Editor Kavitha Cardoza can help. Use the contact form below to reach her.
Services and Programs
Got an idea for an ambitious reporting or writing project? EWA fellowships provide financial awards up to $10,000 to education journalists.
New to the Beat helps rookie education reporters sharpen their skills, connect with peers, and expand their knowledge of K-12 and higher education.
Find new career opportunities for education reporters and communications professionals. Looking for an experienced education writer for your next project? Post your listing now!
Reporting on P-12 education and/or postsecondary education? Join EWA’s listservs to pick your colleagues’ brains or discuss reporting strategy!
Follow the steps listed to share your announcements with EWA members.
Read the instructions to share your job listings with EWA members.
Awards
EWA’s annual journalism contest, the National Awards for Education Reporting, demonstrates impactful work. Get the latest news, discover finalists and awards winners, and more.
2022 Awards
FRED M. HECHINGER PRIZE
RONALD MOSKOWITZ PRIZE
Eddie Prize
AWARD WINNERS
Awards Announcements
PUBLIC EDITOR
Emily Richmond
Whatever your needs, Emily Richmond will be there to help.
- You’re on deadline, and you want to know if the new report that plopped on your desk comes from an organization with an agenda.
- You have a simple question you want answered fast, or a complex project you want to talk through.
- You’re new to the beat and having trouble getting officials, or middle schoolers, to talk to you.
- Or you’ve been on the beat forever and are dying for a new take on the snow-day story, the budget-rollout story, or the perennial story about college-admissions angst.
If you need to workshop a story idea, contact Emily. The service is free and confidential.
