The Sir Harry Evans Investigative Journalism Fund
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About the Sir Harry Evans Investigative Journalism Fund
In a landmark partnership between Tina Brown CBE and her family, Reuters and Durham University, the Sir Harry Investigative Journalism Fund has established a prestigious Fellowship in investigative journalism, hosted in partnership with Reuters' senior investigative and editorial teams, following a competitive award process.
Donate to the Fund
Be part of a landmark global initiative to nurture journalistic leadership and help shape the future of investigative reporting, in honour of legendary journalist Sir Harry Evans.
Durham was crucial for me...you would sit at dinner next to a Physician, a Musician, people from other subject areas and talk. There was a collision of all different disciplines. By talking, you were already better educated.
Reuters
Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider. We are deeply proud to partner with Reuters on this landmark global initiative in honour of Sir Harry, who was their Editor-at-Large.
Harry cast an immense shadow and his spirit hovers today, stronger than ever. Talent drew alongside and thrived under his leadership; alchemy simply unfurled. Harry’s boundless curiosity, dogged determination and unwavering courage made one feel deeply human and proud. Our family and everyone involved with this initiative believes it will attract and inspire individuals who truly believe in the future of journalism. Harry could never have wished for a finer narrative.
Sir Harry Evans inspires global journalism initiative
Landmark partnership with Reuters establishes a prestigious Fellowship and Forum.
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