The Nation has launched Going for Broke, in partnership with the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Hosted by public broadcaster Ray Suarez, who himself faced economic instability in the latter half of his career, Going for Broke is about …

Justin Nobel's “America’s Radioactive Secret”—an EHRP-supported investigation on how transporting toxic waste produced by oil and gas wells is contaminating communities across America—was named Best Longform Narrative in the 2021 …

Sierra Crane Murdoch's "Perfect Storm"—an EHRP-supported feature published in Harper’s Magazine—was recently announced as a finalist for Best Feature in the inaugural Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards. Here's how the …

We're thrilled to have supported Alice Driver's work in Arkansas Times and Arkansas Nonprofit News Network, which just won an award from the Association of Alternative Newsmedia for Best Nonprofit Collaboration! …

Gavin Godfrey and Aboubacar Kante's "A water boy's hustle," a community-powered collaboration between EHRP and Canopy Atlanta, won an Atlanta Press Club Award for Narrative Nonfiction this month. Entries were …

NATAL—an EHRP-supported podcast on America's Black birthing crisis—won first-place in the Podcast, Independent Division category at the 2021 Public Media Journalists Association Awards, the association announced on June 24, 2021. View …

Amal Ahmed’s “Bringing the Dead Home,” a Texas Observer story we supported last year, won a first-place prize at the 2021 Diamond Journalism Awards, a regional competition sponsored by the …

Monica Prelle's "Ski communities are 'getting crunched on all sides'", a story we proudly co-published with Adventure Journal last year, won a second-place prize in the Outdoor Writers Association of …

EHRP executive director Alissa Quart was recently interviewed on "To The Best Of Our Knowledge," a nationally syndicated, Peabody award-winning radio program that dives deep into the biggest ideas of …

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project was named the Best Non-Traditional News Source of the year at New York University's first annual American Journalism Online Awards.

Amal Ahmed's "Bringing the Dead Home," a Texas Observer story we supported last year, won a First Amendment Award from the Fort Worth chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, …

Two EHRP-supported projects were named finalists in the 2021 Deadline Club Awards journalism competition: Austyn Gaffney’s piece in The Guardian and Southerly, "'They Deserve To Be Heard': Sick and Dying …