SABEW has selected 16 business journalists for the FRED advanced data workshop at the St. Louis Federal Reserve on Sept. 19 and 20.
Fellows will learn how to graph differing types of FRED data, discover new data releases and find data to help you create new stories. Speakers will discuss how they take the pulse of the American economy, feed that information to the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and influence interest rate decisions.
Review the schedule and speakers.
“Working with our partners at the Federal Reserve in St. Louis has created the first-ever FRED workshop for business journalists,” said Marty Steffens, SABEW chair in business and financial journalism, University of Missouri School of Journalism.”It’s invaluable hands-on training for novice and experienced business journalists and will lead to better and more detailed stories.”
The 2019 SABEW Goldschmidt fellows:
• Jason Bolton, data and research editor and health care and innovation reporter, Memphis Business Journal,
• Matthew De Silva, reporter, Quartz
• David Dishman, business writer, The Oklahoman
• Sarah Foster, U.S. economy reporter, Bankrate.com
• Jon Lansner, business columnist, Orange County Register
• Chris Larson, health care and education reporter, Louisville Business First
• Katie Lobosco, economics writer, CNN Politics
• Caitlin McCarthy, reporter, WATN-TV
• Lauren Ohnesorge, senior staff writer, Triangle Business Journal
• Susan Orr, staff writer, Indianapolis Business Journal
• Olivera Perkins, reporter, The Plain Dealer
• Will Robinson, real estate & economic development reporter, Jacksonville Business Journal
• Chris Rugaber, employment and economics reporter, Associated Press
• Alexandre Tanzi, editor, Bloomberg News
• Clare Trapasso, deputy news editor, Realtor.com
• Julie Walmsley, freelance journalist
We’re grateful to the St. Louis Federal Reserve for hosting us and supplying much of the content.
The workshop is made possible thanks to a grant from the Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Family Foundation, a loyal partner of our programs since 2010.
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