New season of ‘Going for Broke’ shares stories of Americans living on the edge
On November 4, Kate Archer Kent, host of Wisconsin Public Radio's Morning Show, and Shannon Henry Kleiber discussed our new three-part series “Going for Broke,” a co-production of the Economic …
Journalism To Help Workers with Alissa Quart of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project
On October 31, Alissa Quart joined The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her career as an author and her role at the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Listen to the …
Executive Director Of Economic Hardship Reporting Project Amplifies The Voices Of Independent Journalists
More nonprofit newsrooms emerge as efforts increase to amplify marginalized and underrepresented journalist voices. The Institute for Nonprofit News reported that since 2017, more than 135 nonprofit news outlets have …
Alissa Quart Joins The Journalism Salute Podcast To Discuss Why Inequity Reporting Matters
On October 25, EHRP executive director Alissa Quart joined The Journalism Salute to talk about EHRP, her career, and why reporting on inequity is so important. Listen to the full episode …
Fast Company Partners With Economic Hardship Reporting Project To Launch New Multimedia Project: Ambition Diaries
NEW YORK (PRWEB) OCTOBER 12, 2022 Fast Company launched a multimedia package, Ambition Diaries, in partnership with the journalism non-profit, Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Ambition Diaries features candid conversations between 14 mothers and …
‘Fast Company’ Offers Talks Between Mothers And Daughters On Work
Fast Company has debuted a multimedia package titled "Ambition Diaries," in partnership with the journalism nonprofit Economic Hardship Reporting Project. The package features conversations between 14 mothers and daughters about women’s progress in …
EHRP Helps Nontraditional Journalists Reach A Wider Audience
Editor’s note: This interview took place before the Sept. 1 death of Barbara Ehrenreich, the co-founder of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Alissa Quart is, admittedly, “obsessed with other people.” It’s a …
EHRP-Supported Illustrations Win Bernhardt Labor Journalism Prize
Molly Crabapple's “How the Taxi Workers Won,” a collaboration between The Nation and the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, has been honored with the Bernhardt Prize, an award given for an article …
EHRP Profiled in Columbia Magazine
In the United States, working as a freelance journalist often means dealing with unpredictable assignments, delayed payments from clients, and other challenges. Many people barely make ends meet, and the …
Alissa Quart Remembers Barbara Ehrenreich on Democracy Now
Alissa Quart and Democracy Now remember the life and legacy of EHRP founder Barbara Ehrenreich, who died on September 1 at the age of 81.
EHRP Founder Barbara Ehrenreich, Explorer Of Prosperity’s Dark Side, Dies At 81
It was a casual meeting. Over salmon and field greens, Barbara Ehrenreich was discussing future articles with her editor at Harper’s Magazine. Then, as she recalled, the conversation drifted. How, she asked, …
EHRP-Supported Film Wins NPPA Best of Photojournalism Award
Duy Linh Tu's film The Last Holdouts won second-place in the News and Issues – Team category at the 2022 National Press Photographers Association's Best of Photojournalism Winners competition. Co-published …