Type Media Center is a non-profit home for independent journalists and truth-tellers at all stages of their careers. Our mission is to produce high-impact journalism and literary nonfiction that addresses injustice and inequality, catalyzes change, informs and uplifts social movements, while transforming and diversifying the fields of journalism and publishing.

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Type Investigations is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to transforming the field of independent investigative journalism.

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The Ida B. Wells Fellowship promotes diversity in journalism by helping to create a pipeline of investigative reporters of color who bring diverse backgrounds, experiences, and interests to their work.

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For almost two decades, Bold Type Books has been telling stories that inform and empower just as they inspire and move readers to action. A joint-venture of Type Media Center and Hachette Book Group, we are proud to publish award-winning, bestselling books by thought leaders, journalists, activists, whistleblowers, and truthtellers.

Angels with Dirty Faces

How Argentinian Soccer Defined a Nation and Changed the Game Forever

by Jonathan Wilson

Beware of Small States

Lebanon, Battleground of the Middle East

by David Hirst

The Speech

On Corporate Greed and the Decline of Our Middle Class

by Bernie Sanders

The Death and Life of American Journalism

The Media Revolution That Will Begin the World Again

by Robert W. McChesney & John Nichols

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The Journalism Fellowship Program at Type Media Center is a multi-year fellowship that allows emerging and established journalists to write on complex social and political issues. Our fellows form a unique community of thinkers and writers and focus on topics ranging from labor and racial justice to the environmental crisis and international affairs.

Collier Meyerson

Alfred Knobler Fellow

Eyal Press

Puffin Foundation Fellow

Elie Mystal

Alfred Knobler Fellow

Joe Conason

Type Media Center Fellow

Tom Engelhardt

Type Media Center Fellow

Noy Thrupkaew 

Type Investigations Fellow

E. Tammy Kim

Type Media Center Fellow

Gary Younge

Alfred Knobler Fellow

Dax-Devlon Ross

Puffin Foundation Fellow

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The Editors Institute is a new program that trains journalists from underrepresented backgrounds to become investigative editors. Its goals are threefold: To help emerging editors better compete for jobs as leaders in their newsrooms; help news outlets find highly skilled investigative editors at a time when such candidates are scarce; and help diversify a traditionally white, male- dominated field.

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