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Michelle Levander
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Editor and Founding Director, Center for Health Journalism
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By Michelle Levander Verified| Center for Health Journalism Verified President Trump’s sweeping orders on immigration and deportation orders are having deep effects on the mental health and well-being of immigrant communities across the nation. With anti-immigrant sentiment surging, advocates, doctors and journalists are starting to relay stories of the health impacts of these unfolding changes.
By Michelle Levander Verified| Center for Health Journalism Verified The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism has selected 19 talented journalists to participate in its annual California Health Equity Fellowship, investigating and exploring health challenges across the Golden State. We are delighted to welcome this exceptional class of California journalists.
Center Announces $24,000 In Reporting And Engagement Grants From Its 2023 California Health Equity Impact Fund
By Michelle Levander Verified| Center for Health Journalism Verified The Center for Health Journalism has awarded $24,000 in reporting and engagement grants from its to support five journalists as they undertake ambitious explanatory and investigative reporting projects about California’s health challenges and opportunities for change. Participating reporters will join us from around the state, from Los Angeles to the San Francisco Bay Area, for a five-month program that also includes one-on-one mentoring and peer learning.
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Center for Health Journalism
The USC Center for Health Journalism is dedicated to empowering journalists to investigate and report on health challenges within their communities. It focuses on advancing impactful reporting that combines compelling narratives with robust data, aiming to highlight the experiences of marginalized populations and address systemic inequities in health. The Center offers various programs and resources, including fellowships and training for journalists, which have trained over 1,200 reporters. It also runs an Engaged Journalism Initiative to make reporting more inclusive and a Health Matters Series that provides education on pressing health topics. Additionally, the Center maintains an online platform with resources to support journalists in their work. With a commitment to diversity and equity, the USC Center for Health Journalism fosters a journalism practice that reflects the communities served, enhancing the quality and impact of health journalism through collaboration and community engagement.
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