The Walrus congratulates journalists Allison Baker, Viviane Fairbank, and Sadiya Ansari on their new fellowships. The Michener Awards Foundation recently announced that its Michener-L. Richard O’Hagan Fellowship has been awarded to Allison Baker and Viviane Fairbank. Both are alumni of the esteemed editorial fellowship program at The Walrus. Fairbank, a former associate editor and head of research at The Walrus, and Baker, one of the founding contributors to The Walrus Fact-Checking project—an independent initiative launched in 2018 to combat mis/disinformation online—are also regular contributors to The Walrus. The Michener-L. Richard O’Hagan Fellowship for Journalism Education will support the creation of a book-length version of The Walrus Fact-Checking Guide, a tool originally created by Fairbank and The Walrus to train editorial fellows and freelance fact-checkers. This award will enable Fairbank and Baker to expand on the guide first developed under Fairbank’s leadership as head of research at The Walrus from 2017–2019, establishing guidelines and a common reporting and verification methodology for journalists, academics, and the public. The project also aims to create a free and accessible curriculum for fact-checking education. This project was chosen by Michener judges “because it had the broadest appeal and the biggest potential impact.” The fellowship is worth $40,000 plus $5,000 in travel expenses.