White House Correspondents' Association

The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is a U.S. organization made up of journalists who cover the President and the White House. Founded in 1914, its main goals are to promote the interests of its members, ensure access to the White House for the press, and provide a platform for reporting on government activities. The WHCA is also known for hosting an annual dinner, which brings together journalists, politicians, and celebrities, fostering a unique dialogue about the media's role in democracy while raising funds for scholarships for aspiring journalists.