The Roosevelt Institute also hosted a virtual discussion with Larson about the realities of low-wage frontline work.

Congratulations to EHRP Grantee Brian Goldstone!

Directed by Caron Creighton, the film centers the stories of unhoused Oakland leaders and is racking up awards at festivals nationwide.

Woods' reporting on migrant deaths in Texas and the families left behind has been widely recognized for its critical storytelling.

Cleanup on Aisle Five: Essential Work, Poverty Wages, and the View from Behind the Supermarket Register is available for pre-order now.

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

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

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.

Columbia Journalism Review asked prominent media figures to read the present—and try to predict the future.

Brandon Tauszik’s bracing short film captures a high school teacher’s community defense group and its brave, careful defiance of ICE as it raids Los Angeles.