The Nieman Foundation for Journalism is a prestigious organization based at Harvard University that aims to promote and elevate the standards of journalism. Established in 1938, it offers fellowships to journalists from around the world, providing them with the opportunity to study at Harvard and engage in research, writing, and professional development. In addition to its fellowship program, the Nieman Foundation hosts lectures, seminars, and events that focus on critical issues in journalism. It also publishes the Nieman Reports, a quarterly journal that explores the challenges and innovations in the field, fostering dialogue among journalists and scholars.