posted 03/15/2023
Environmental reporter Tony Briscoe of the Los Angeles Times and investigative reporter Joe Rubin share strategies for covering complex stories of pollution and regulatory failure.
This reporter has a gift for finding people. She’ll be the first to tell you there are no shortcuts.
posted 03/15/2023
Reporter Brittny Mejia of the Los Angeles Times shares her strategies for tracking down just the right people to bring her stories to life.
posted 10/14/2022
“I have learned through the school of hard knocks from public records,” Kelly told reporters at the 2022 Data Fellowship.
posted 10/10/2022
From periphery to a core skillset: Nixon reflects on massive shift in data journalism's role in newsgathering.
posted 07/13/2022
The trauma of losing a parent is an incalculable loss for a child anywhere, but the fallout is far greater for those kids forced into institutional care.
posted 07/11/2022
A new book weaves together powerful narratives with research to illustrate the role race and racism play in perpetuating worse health.
posted 04/20/2022
"No going back" has been sociologist Manuel Pastor's rallying cry since the pandemic began. He now fears we're going back.
posted 04/19/2022
The award-winning reporter shares insights and tips from her decade of immersing herself in the lives of one family battling poverty and homelessness.
posted 11/02/2021
Accident victims were found selling off their settlements, sometimes for pennies on the dollar.
posted 10/27/2021
Three journalists outline three very different ways of using data to add backbone to big reporting projects.
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