posted 01/12/2022
As the omicron surge disrupts schools nationwide, new research finds that kids forced to learn online instead of in person exhibited more behavioral issues.
posted 12/15/2021
Will the country finally correct the harm borne by marginalized communities?
posted 12/08/2021
And how reporters can follow the money.
posted 12/01/2021
Here’s how reporters can investigate contamination in their communities.
posted 11/11/2021
What impact will the increase have on food insecurity? It's a timely story worth tracking in your community.
posted 10/29/2021
A public agency may report the number of deaths for a given cause, but that doesn’t mean the figures are accurate.
posted 10/28/2021
Context, caveats and essential tips to keep in mind to tell more powerful stories on disparities.
posted 10/06/2021
What a global collaborative has already learned — and what we might expect from pandemic researchers in the future.
posted 09/16/2021
San Diego County’s refusal to release data spurs legal battle for access to information that helps journalists report.
posted 09/08/2021
Child advocates and researchers believe the new child tax credit is a huge deal for families — here's why.
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