How do you find sources that live in hard-to-reach places in the middle of a pandemic?
By Amber Dance
Webinar: Housing on the Brink; attacks on Asian Americans skyrocket during pandemic; Astra Zeneca deemed safe, but questions remain
“Disasters have a way of exposing the most vulnerable among us and putting them in harm’s way,” Terence Mulligan, president of the Napa Valley Community Foundation, told me.
Asian American students are organizing and speaking out through the “Virus: Racism” campaign.
With violent attacks proliferating, journalists have an obligation to root out hatred and racism.
Dow Jones is looking for a health business chief in New York City. The Philadelphia Inquirer is seeking a service editor in Philadelphia.
By Marina Riker
“There’s so many aspects of services that failed people that shouldn’t have,” said Marselles Coe of San Antonio, who depends on dialysis treatments.
By Amber Dance
Lasting unemployment for POC, women, disabled and undocumented; help on the way from stimulus package
COVID-19 "created this enormous uncertainty vacuum,” said misinformation researcher Carl Bergstrom, and into the void flowed a sea of specious claims.
San Luis Obispo County tenants are facing a “housing crisis point” as they struggle to find safe, affordable rentals and hold onto their homes amid the COVID-19 pandemic — and local advocates, attorneys and elected representatives are trying to find ways to help.
