White House Correspondents' Association

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The White House Correspondents' Association is a professional organization of journalists who cover the U.S. president and White House, known for advocating press access and hosting the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.


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instanceOf journalists' organization
professional association
advocatesFor access to senior White House officials for journalists
open presidential press conferences
associatedWith President of the United States
White House press corps
awards journalism scholarships
reporting awards for White House coverage
basedIn United States capital region
country United States
field journalism
focusesOn White House press coverage
coverage of the President of the United States
founded 1914
foundedAfter cancellation of regular presidential press conferences in 1913
governs allocation of press pool responsibilities among outlets
rules for pool coverage of the president
hasActivity advocating for freedom of the press
assigning seats in the White House briefing room
credentialing journalists for White House coverage
raising funds for journalism scholarships
hasMembership broadcast journalists
news organizations accredited to the White House
photographers
reporters
hasTradition presidential speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner
roast-style comedy at the White House Correspondents' Dinner
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
language English
locatedIn White House press briefing room
nonProfitType 501(c)(3) organization
notableEvent White House Correspondents' Dinner
notableFor White House Correspondents' Dinner featuring comedians and entertainers
White House Correspondents' Dinner featuring the U.S. president
interaction between journalists, politicians, and celebrities
organizes White House Correspondents' Dinner
annual scholarship presentations
purpose advocating for press access to the White House
promoting transparency in the U.S. executive branch
protecting the interests of journalists covering the White House
represents White House press corps
journalists covering the U.S. president
sector nonprofit
subjectOf media coverage about press–presidency relations
public debate about media–politics celebrity culture
website https://whca.press

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White House press corps
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