a news reporter and columnist for The Prague Post from 1996 to 2001. He went on to work for Newsweek and later returned to Prague after working for 10 years as the Paris correspondent for the German Press Agency (Deutsche Presse-Agentur). Dinah A. Spritzer served a variety of editorial roles for The Prague Post from 2001 to 2005. She presently writes on Central and Eastern Europe for The New York Times, USA Today and the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. She also teaches international reporting at New York University in Prague. Kurt Vinion was a former staff photojournalist 2000-2001 and photo editor 2006-2008. He was awarded several 1st place awards in the Best of Photojournalism for his international social issue reporting as well as a hand full of awards in Czech Press Photo. He is currently a resident of Prague where he runs his own wedding & portrait business https://www.kurtvinion.com in addition to guest lecturing at local universities. James Pitkin was a former copy editor, culture editor and news reporter with The Prague Post. He went on to work for Willamette Week, an alternative newspaper in Portland, Oregon. Richard Andrade was a designer with The Prague Post from 1993-1996. Since 1999 he has been the Founder and CEO of BarristerBooks, Inc., the entity which operates the Internet's largest network of independent legal academic bookstores. Michele Legge was a Prague Post reporter from 1995 to 1999. She now manages media for the Australian Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs in Canberra. Andrew Greene was a business reporter and news reporter with The Prague Post from 2012-2013. He has resumed his position as a political reporter with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in Canberra. Clare Speak was a news reporter and editor at The Prague Post from 2013-2014. She is now the editor of English-language news website The Local Italy. Outreach projects The Prague Post Endowment Fund The Prague Post Endowment Fund began as the Prague Post Foundation, a local non-profit organization founded in 1992. The goals were to enrich education and foster a place for the non-profit sector in the Czech Republic. Originally the PPF published a weekly column, "Networking," which was the only source of news and information about the newly developing Czech Civil Society and non-profit sector. It also provided bi-weekly English-language education programs based on The Prague Post newspaper for secondary schools throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia.