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Health, Workers

National Headliner Award Winner, Best Civic/Political Affairs Podcast | In this final part of our series, we’re talking about the right to meaningful work and what happens to people who look for work while also having a disability that’s invisible to most.

Housing

ASJA Writing Award Winner, Best First-Person Essay | In a building teeming with addiction and violence, it dawned on me: The VA is not in the business of serving veterans like me.

Health

Society of Publication Designers Awards, Digital Medal Finalist | Due to high costs, many Americans have to ration the medicine and medical equipment they rely on.

Families, Heartland

Society of Publication Designers Awards, Digital Medal Finalist | Photographer Jordan Gale's project "Don't Be This Way Forever" has brought him catharsis as he seeks to unravel his past.

Award-Winning and Nominated Stories

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America’s Fading Main Streets

CITIES

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CULTURE

Who Takes Care of the Nanny’s Kids?

EDUCATION

How Fatherhood Alters Your View of the World

FAMILIES

HEALTH

HOUSING

The Apple Pickers of the Yakima Valley

IMMIGRATION

INEQUALITY

HEARTLAND

Mississippi’s Last Abortion Clinic, Captured in Photos

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The Apple Pickers of the Yakima Valley

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Cities, Housing

Co-published with Grist. The upstate New York city would be one of the first in the country to tackle the energy woes of affordable housing.

Families, Inequality

Co-published with The Guardian. The GOP's attempt to add work requirements to safety net programs could harm families already struggling.

Families, Reproduction

Co-published with Texas Observer and The Nation. Low-income Texans depend on family planning clinics. The clinics depend on a program that's in trouble.

Families, Reproduction

Co-published with In These Times. Dobbs will throw many lives into disarray. Lationna Halbert’s is one of the first.

Inequality, Workers

Co-published with Dissent Magazine. The strike is back in Britain but the Conservative government is out to crush the unions. What lessons should labor learn from the 1980s?

Education, Workers

Co-published with The Hechinger Report and Fast Company. Aides, bus drivers, and others are essential to schools, but shortages are widespread.

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