Richard Fowler
Richard Fowler is an adjunct journalism professor at Georgetown University and a contributor to FOX News Media. Since 2016, he has contributed political and cultural analysis to Fox’s Sunday morning public affairs lineup in addition to its daytime and primetime programming.
How old is Richard?
Richard is 38 years old as of 9 January 2025. He was born on 9 January 1987 in the United States.
Where did Fowler go to college? Education
Fowler graduated from Georgetown University with a master’s degree in journalism. George Washington University awarded him a bachelor’s degree in international affairs and a bachelor’s degree in economics.
Fowler’s Fox News
Former presenter of the nationally syndicated radio show Fowler Show, Fowler is now well-known for his contributions to Forbes and BET.com. Issues and subjects that are at the nexus of culture, policymaking, and societal transformation have been illuminated by his long-form storytelling.
With over ten and a half years of journalism and media experience, Fowler’s work has been broadcast on television, in print, and on radio to millions of homes. Fowler’s narrative expertise has been used by foundations, charities, corporate brands, elected officials, and local governments to create engagement plans for their more diversified audiences.
Fowler’s work as a storyteller began seriously when he became involved in political action in his native state of Florida, where he participated on multiple statewide electoral campaigns. Fowler is a proud Jamaican American, with both parents from the Caribbean nation.
Since then, he has advocated for social equality for working families, communities of color, and young people both publicly and privately. His efforts have helped put elected officials, educators, and frontline healthcare professionals at the forefront of the growing electorate.
Fowler has held the positions of Chairman of the Center for Black Equity and Senior Media Fellow for the New Leader’s Council. In both positions, Richard used his storytelling background to teach and prepare millennials to be community advocates.
In his capacity as a speaker, trainer, and now professor, Fowler has instructed, guided, and coached over 15,000 Americans on the value of media strategy and message to bolster their responsibilities as advocates and citizens. In addition, he maintains long-standing partnerships with the Congressional Black Caucus, Google, Pinterest, and the Society of Human Resources Management.