Julian Grace Biography
Julian Grace is an anchor and reporter for WISH-TV. He is thrilled to be back in the greatest city in the world. Grace joined the station in 2011 from KMOV-TV, a CBS affiliate in St. Louis, where his work as a reporter won Emmy and Edward. R. Murrow Award, and multiple nominations.
He is also an RTNDA N.S. Bienstock fellowship winner. The award is given each year to a promising journalist in television news. Furthermore, he works to alert viewers to criminal activities hurting Hoosiers here in Central Indiana.
Recently he broke a story on a debit card scam that left customers and stores out of thousands of dollars. His’s report gave viewers concrete solutions on how to protect themselves from becoming a victim.
Grace also worked at WLNS in Lansing, MI where he worked as a reporter, and fill-in anchor. During his previous stops, Julian covered several high profile stories, including President Barack Obama on the campaign trail, a mass shooting at Kirkwood City Hall, and powerful floods that swept through St. Louis.
In 2013, he received training from National Press Photographers Association, a leading advocate in visual storytelling. This training has equipped Julian to showcase the creativity each story possesses.
Julian Grace Age
Grace also worked at WLNS-TV in Lansing, Michigan. He was born in Indianapolis. Julian Grace has not revealed her actual age. The details are under review and will be updated soon.
Julian Grace Family
He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and graduated from Ball State University. In 2013, he received training from National Press Photographers Association, a leading advocate in visual storytelling.
This training has equipped him to showcase the creativity each story possesses. Julian has not revealed his’s father, mother, brother and sisters details. The information is under review and will be updated soon.
Julian Grace Wife
He is married and together with his wife they have four kids. Julian hobbies include Reading, Public Speaking, and helping teenagers find jobs during the summer.
Julian Grace Net Worth
Grace is an anchor and reporter for WISH-TV. He is thrilled to be back in the greatest city in the world. His Estimated Net Worth as of 2019 is under review and will be updated soon.
Julian Grace Foundation
The Julian Grace Foundation is an entrepreneurial private foundation that does high-engagement grantmaking in order to create a just, unified and hopeful world.
board of directors
Alison Upton Lopez
Executive Director
A native of the Chicago-land area, Alison brings more than 15 years of nonprofit leadership experience to her role as the first staff member of the foundation.
She started her career at the Chicago Community Trust and has since been a Peace Corps Volunteer in El Salvador and the Executive Director of Building Futures Now & I Have a Dream – East Palo Alto, among other roles at various nonprofits.
Alison holds an M.A. in Policy, Organization and Leadership Studies from the Stanford Graduate School of Education, as well as a B.A. in Psychology from Stanford University.
Jenna Beltrano
Grants Manager
Jenna is thrilled to be a part of the Julian Grace Foundation team. Jenna graduated with a B.A. in Anthropology from Purdue University and has dedicated her time and career to studying the relationship between people and their environment.
Jenna spent her first years out of college gaining valuable experience working in the field of the nonprofit animal rescue and conservation.
She is excited about the opportunity to continue working with non-profits in her community and around the world to help drive their missions forward.
Julian Grace Foundation Address
ADDRESS
1849 Green Bay Road, Suite 280
Highland Park, IL 60035
EMAIL
info@juliangrace.org
Julian Grace Wral
Activists in Raleigh seek to end gun violence
wral.com — Activists gathered in Raleigh on Saturday to raise awareness about gun violence. The End the Violence Rally was organized by the NAACP and March for Our Lives.
Participants called on lawmakers to pass common-sense gun safety legislation. One of the speakers survived the UNC-Charlotte shooting in April that killed two students.
“I was in the classroom the shooting happened in,” Megan Beach said. “I’m here in honor of my classmates who died.
Residents concerned about safety of Johnston highway after girl critically injured in crash
wral.com — By Julian Grace, WRAL anchor/reporterBenson, N.C. — An 8-year-old girl faces life-threatening injuries after surviving a crash Wednesday night near Benson.
The crash happened on N.C. Highway 242 in Johnston County, between Bear Road and Godwin Lake Road. People are donating money at a Short Stop to help her family, and some are wondering what needs to be done to make the highway safer.
Residents concerned about NC-242 safety after girl critically injured in crash
wral.com — By Julian Grace, WRAL anchor/reporterBenson, N.C. — An 8-year-old girl faces life-threatening injuries after surviving a crash Wednesday night near Benson.
The crash happened on N.C. Highway 242 in Johnston County, between Bear Road and Godwin Lake Road. People are donating money at a Short Stop to help her family, and some are wondering what needs to be done to make the highway safer. Joyce Massengill’s home sits along Highway 242, where she’s seen fender-benders, rollovers, and head-on crashes.
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Anchor and reporter Julian Grace leaves WISH-TV after 8 years
After eight years of working as an anchor and reporter in his hometown, Julian Grace has announced his departure from WISH-TV.
The Arsenal Technical High School and Ball State University graduate made the announcement Sunday morning on Facebook, stating that the Sunday broadcast would be his last and thanking the community for years of support.
He also took time to reflect in a farewell video he shared with his followers.
“See I was just a kid from the other side of the tracks who had a dream that maybe, just maybe, I could be a journalist in my city … I was able to fulfill that dream,” Grace says in the Facebook video.
“You, the viewers, allowed me to be a steward of your trust. During the good, and bad. And you even allowed me to ask you questions. Even when it appeared you were at the mercy of your own emotions.”
According to his WISH-TV bio, Grace joined the station in 2011 after leaving a KMOV-TV, a CBS affiliate in St. Louis. Over the years, his work has earned him an Emmy Award, an Edward. R. Murrow Award and multiple nominations.
“And for those inside Building 1950, also known as WISH-TV, I learned from the best of the best, and I don’t take that lightly.”
The morning announcement was followed by a Sunday night broadcast on WISH-TV that took a look back at Grace’s time with the station.
Julian Grace Twitter
WATCH LIVE: Julian Grace talks about the day’s headlines ahead of News 8 at 10. https://t.co/UzUQDYjr1D
— WISH-TV (@WISH_TV) August 27, 2018