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The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with The Atlantic. Immigrant laborers have been dying tragic, sometimes grisly deaths on construction sites across the country. Their deaths tell the story of an industry indifferent to the lives of its workers.

The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with The New Republic. On working amid paranoid customers, hungry shoplifters, sick co-workers, and people who just need a bathroom.

Inequality, The Pandemic

Co-published with Scientific American. Statistics suggest they are—but numbers often don’t include the most vulnerable with limited English

The Pandemic, Workers

Co-published with The Guardian. As we near the first anniversary of the Covid shutdowns, we share the stories of five mothers who have been laid off, pushed out or unable to find work during the pandemic.

The Pandemic

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Who Takes Care of the Nanny’s Kids?

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How Fatherhood Alters Your View of the World

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The Apple Pickers of the Yakima Valley

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Criminal Justice

Co-published with Slate. Teaching the legal profession to understand the effects of trauma.

Inequality, The Pandemic

Co-published with The American Prospect. As public benefits migrate online, senior citizens are being left behind.

Housing, The Pandemic

Co-published with The New Republic. In a city with thousands of vacant homes, families are still homeless. Jennifer Bennetch decided to do something about it.

Families, The Pandemic

Co-published with The Double Shift Podcast. What the last year has been like for a flight attendant, a congressional candidate, and a nightclub worker.

Housing, The Pandemic

Co-published with the Utah Investigative Journalism Project and The Salt Lake Tribune. In too many cases eviction adds to the trauma of abuse victims and families struggling to make ends meet.

Culture

Co-published with the Texas Observer. Two stories this week from Texas Observer's Indigenous Affairs desk dive into the thorny issue of belonging. Here’s why.

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