BoCo community foundation forms reporting fellowship

BOULDER — Twelve people will populate the first cohort of the Community Foundation of Boulder County’s new reporting fellowship program.

The fellowship is a collaborative, year-long training for people interested in reporting in depth on the community’s social, economic and environmental health. 

“Our goal for the fellowship is to support journalists, communications professionals and storytellers in honing their skills to produce stories that inform and inspire public attitudes about issues of pressing community-wide concern,” Chris Barge, vice president of strategic initiatives for the community foundation, said in announcing the program. “This aligns with the foundation’s vision…