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The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with Latino USA. In this special preview episode of our new podcast series, famed reporter Ray Suarez tells the shocking story of how his illustrious career fell apart in middle age.

Inequality, The Pandemic

Co-published with Scientific American. President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan includes an unprecedented $65 billion for broadband deployment, but money alone will not fix the U.S.’s Internet problem.

The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with Mother Jones. What does it look like when ordinary people are their own bosses?

Health

Co-published with The Guardian. Electronic visit verification systems make homecare more difficult, trap people with disabilities, and cost more than paper timesheets.

The Pandemic

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The Apple Pickers of the Yakima Valley

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Criminal Justice, Reproduction

Co-published with The Cut. After having a stillbirth, Adora Perez was charged with murder.

Living, The Pandemic

Co-published with Esquire. The financial crunch of COVID turned one man's bartering with customer service representatives into a matter of survival.

The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with Latino USA. In this special preview episode of our new podcast series, famed reporter Ray Suarez tells the shocking story of how his illustrious career fell apart in middle age.

Inequality, The Pandemic

Co-published with The Nation. Going for Broke, hosted by Ray Suarez, launches October 18 from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Nation.

Inequality, The Pandemic

Co-published with Scientific American. President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan includes an unprecedented $65 billion for broadband deployment, but money alone will not fix the U.S.’s Internet problem.

The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with Mother Jones. What does it look like when ordinary people are their own bosses?

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