Maggie LeBeau

Maggie LeBeau

Maggie LeBeau is a junior at the University of Missouri studying journalism and history. She has worked at Kansas City PBS as a Dow Jones News Fund digital media intern and at KBIA, Mid-Missouri’s NPR affiliate, as a state government reporter and morning anchor. She is also a member of the National Association for Media Literacy Youth Advisory Council. LeBeau was a 2024 PBS News Student Reporting Labs Fellow, where her work was published on PBS NewsHour and Teen Vogue, and was a 2026 Radio Television and Digital News Association Scholar in Washington, DC. At Mizzou, she is a campus tour guide, journalism ambassador, and member of the Alumni Association Student Board. LeBeau is passionate about community storytelling and hopes to be an investigative journalist after graduation.

Emmanuel Felton

Fellow

Emmanuel Felton
Emmanuel Felton is working on a book examining what Black Americans gained and lost as they dispersed in the name of opportunity after the 1968 Fair Housing Act.

Workshops / Events

Lessons from the Field: February 24, 2027
Pulitzer Prize Winner Brian Goldstone
Introduction: Ivy Reed, senior at the Missouri School of Journalism and WWG student researcher
Lessons from the Field: January 27, 2027
Sidney Award Winner Emmanuel Felton
Introduction: Nico Berlin and Maggie LeBeau, students at the Missouri School of Journalism and WWG student researchers