Adno chronicles the battle between a billionaire-backed nonprofit and its chief scientist that led to the scientist’s bankruptcy and incarceration.

Woods won for two EHRP-supported stories covering migrant deaths in Texas and the families left behind.

Caron Creighton’s “Wood Street” explores solidarity and resistance as two unhoused men become local leaders amid displacement.

WOOD STREET follows residents of Oakland’s largest homeless encampment as they organize against eviction, centering unhoused people as experts on their own lives.

Dundon’s evocative photo essay, originally for EHRP/American Prospect/Puffin Foundation, captures a brave Los Angeles organizing against the constant threat of ICE in July 2025.

Watch director Yoruba Richen in conversation with Amy Goodman.

In a recent piece for EHRP/Barn Raiser, Michelle Polizzi reflects on the lasting psychological impact of her family’s housing insecurity during the 2008 recession and explores how current federal budget cuts will afflict rural communities for years

Soaring tariffs. Mounting layoffs. A dismantled social safety net and a fraying democracy. Americans are squeezed like never before - and the need for a fearless, watchdog media covering this widening inequality has never been greater. The Economic Hardship Reporting

Watch filmmaker Karla Murthy's acceptance speech.

Check out work by EHRP contributors Sara Terry and Jordan Gale!

EHRP, Dirt, and Lux are launching The Way We Work, a $1,800 prize for the best narrative-driven cultural criticism about work.

Using recorded phone calls with her dad while he worked nights at a gas station along with home movies past and present, Karla Murthy meditates on family and the immigrant experience.