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Please consider contributing, even if it’s a small amount. We rely on support from individuals like you.

Please consider contributing, even if it’s a small amount. We rely on support from individuals like you.

“The Tarbell Fellowship has been a turning point in my career...I’m grateful for the doors it has opened and the confidence it has given me to pursue ambitious reporting.”
Agnee Ghosh Bloomberg
“The Tarbell Fellowship massively accelerated my career.”
Harry Booth TIME
“Tarbell has been a vital part of my professional journey — and an exceptionally warm and thoughtful community. I could not recommend their fellowship more highly."
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“Tarbell made it possible for me to jump-start a career in journalism, covering the biggest stories in AI.”
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“I can't think of a better springboard into AI journalism than Tarbell.”
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“Tarbell is hands down the best way to transition from an AI background into journalism.”
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“Part of me always wanted to be a journalist, but the barriers of breaking into the industry kept me from ever going for it. It was only because of Tarbell that I decided to finally take that leap of faith.”
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Why donate?

Since 2023, we’ve supported more than 100 journalists through fellowships, grants, and residencies, because we believe journalism will be essential to helping society understand and respond to AI advancements in the coming years. By 2030, we aim to grow Tarbell into the leading institution supporting AI journalism globally – providing the funding and training needed to make that possible.

 

Since 2023

Early-career placements

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In grants to independent reporters

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Experienced journalists in residence

Stories we’ve supported

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Juan Pablo Pérez Burgos – SF Standard
Who is watching the AI companies? Handpicked Berkeley safety groups
By Juan Pablo Pérez Burgos / Fellows
Oct 17, 2026
Tiffany Li — The Information
Anthropic Says AI Evaluators Can Now Work at Company
By Tiffany Li / Fellows
Oct 15, 2026
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
WA leaders weigh state AI guardrails as Congress remains stuck
By Destiny Muller / Fellows
Oct 15, 2026
Tiffany Li — The Information
Chinese AI Agents Go Rogue on Map Service
By Tiffany Li / Fellows
Oct 15, 2026
Tiffany Li — The Information
OpenAI’s Computing Lead Sachin Katti to Depart In November
By Tiffany Li / Fellows
Oct 14, 2026
The Verge
The AI race is back on
By Robert Hart / Fellows
Oct 14, 2026

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