About Us

News Creator Corps invests in the people audiences already trust. We give content creators and community messengers the skills, resources, partnerships, and support they need to empower the communities they serve with accurate information.

Creators are a critical part of our information ecosystem. NCC is building the infrastructure behind them.

Creator Infrastructure

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Our Impact

In 2025, News Creator Corps began building the infrastructure for a stronger information ecosystem.

In just 12 months, NCC has grown from an idea into a national network supporting the people and institutions shaping how Americans get information.

  • Trained 50 creators across the country in sourcing, fact-checking, public records, interviewing, safety, and other skills that help them better serve the communities that already trust them.
  • Built a nationwide creator community reaching millions of people across local news, politics, health, parenting, sports, food, culture, and more.
  • Partnered with newsrooms, nonprofits, journalism experts, and other institutions to test new ways of getting accurate, trustworthy information to more people.
  • Expanded beyond our flagship fellowship with dedicated programming for rural creators, creator safety resources, public trainings and events, research, and ongoing support through the NCC Collective.
  • Proved that demand far exceeds capacity: over 1,200 applications for just 50 training spots in Year One.

Year One proved the demand—and the potential. Year Two is about scale: supporting more creators, strengthening the institutions around them, and building the infrastructure this emerging information ecosystem needs to thrive.

Our Partners

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We are all part of the information ecosystem, whether that’s as members sharing information or receiving it. We’re building a coalition that’s dedicated to making social platforms a place where audiences can get truthful information, and we’d love for you to join us.

We partner with content creators, news organizations, journalism schools, high school classes, nonprofit organizations, and public relations professionals in our programs. Let’s talk about how we can work together.