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THE PANDEMIC
Housing, The Pandemic. A Port-a-Potty Job Helped Her Escape Homelessness. Now She Watches Others Struggle. Co-published with The Washington Post . Dawn Woudenberg witnesses the pain on Salt Lake City’s streets working across from the homeless shelter where she used to sleep. May 19, 2021. Housing, The Pandemic. CAR REPOSSESSIONS RISE AMID COVID, WITH NO HELP, RELIEF It was a Sunday night in August, just after midnight, when I was awakened by a loud banging. I opened the front door, ready to deliver a reminder about not forgetting the house key to my college graduate, COVID Class of 2020. Standing too close forSHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISORS PUT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY TO Imagine you’re responsible for a city on the verge of a pandemic-fueled homelessness explosion. Despite federal rent relief funding, there’s not enough money to pay the rent for all tenants who lost work due to COVID-19 restrictions. A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PLUNGES DURING COVID-19 Community colleges have long served as a critical gateway for disadvantaged students, offering an affordable, flexible way to earn a college degree. As low-income Americans of color continue to foot the burden of the twin public health and economic crises caused by COVID-19, the strain on community college enrollment will only getworse.
A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. THE TRUTH ABOUT TAXES: GEORGE FLOYD DIED, DONALD TRUMP GOT This year, each of us has lost something. I am fortunate that my biggest loss has been my faith in our tax system. In 2014, Eric Garner died at the hands of police officers after being suspected of evading taxes by selling cigarettes without tax stamps. THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
Housing, The Pandemic. A Port-a-Potty Job Helped Her Escape Homelessness. Now She Watches Others Struggle. Co-published with The Washington Post . Dawn Woudenberg witnesses the pain on Salt Lake City’s streets working across from the homeless shelter where she used to sleep. May 19, 2021. Housing, The Pandemic. CAR REPOSSESSIONS RISE AMID COVID, WITH NO HELP, RELIEF It was a Sunday night in August, just after midnight, when I was awakened by a loud banging. I opened the front door, ready to deliver a reminder about not forgetting the house key to my college graduate, COVID Class of 2020. Standing too close forSHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISORS PUT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY TO Imagine you’re responsible for a city on the verge of a pandemic-fueled homelessness explosion. Despite federal rent relief funding, there’s not enough money to pay the rent for all tenants who lost work due to COVID-19 restrictions. A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PLUNGES DURING COVID-19 Community colleges have long served as a critical gateway for disadvantaged students, offering an affordable, flexible way to earn a college degree. As low-income Americans of color continue to foot the burden of the twin public health and economic crises caused by COVID-19, the strain on community college enrollment will only getworse.
A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. THE TRUTH ABOUT TAXES: GEORGE FLOYD DIED, DONALD TRUMP GOT This year, each of us has lost something. I am fortunate that my biggest loss has been my faith in our tax system. In 2014, Eric Garner died at the hands of police officers after being suspected of evading taxes by selling cigarettes without tax stamps. THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, thatSUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though STRUGGLING RENTERS NEED MORE FEDERAL AID The current plan—200,000 new vouchers in the 2022 budget—is a far cry from meeting the needs of the 11 million renting households who currently pay more than half of their income toward rent and utilities. During the campaign, candidate Biden’s housing policy included a groundbreaking provision for universal Housing ChoiceVouchers.
THE TRUTH ABOUT TAXES: GEORGE FLOYD DIED, DONALD TRUMP GOT This year, each of us has lost something. I am fortunate that my biggest loss has been my faith in our tax system. In 2014, Eric Garner died at the hands of police officers after being suspected of evading taxes by selling cigarettes without tax stamps. BRINGING THE DEAD HOME The Texas Archeological Research Laboratory (TARL) at the University of Texas at Austin, by far the state’s largest archeological repository, holds the remains of 2,000 Indigenous people, the vast majority “culturally unaffiliated” with any tribe. To date, the remains of only two people have been returned from UT’s collections. TENANTS OF FIVE MINNEAPOLIS BUILDINGS NOW OWN THEIR HOMES After making their way to Minneapolis from Mexico with a group of five other families just over six years ago, Vanessa Del Campo and her husband Oscar Romero Del Campo moved into the first place of their own in the U.S. on New Year’s Eve 2015 — a one-bedroom apartment on the 3100 block of 22nd Avenue South.THE ART OF EVICTION
The Art of Eviction. On a Monday afternoon last summer, Richard Cabello was hunched over his desk, riffling through a stack of files. Each folder was marked with a name, and each of those names belonged to someone whose life he was about to upend—Ryan A., Janelle P., Melissa S. But at the moment, only one file mattered to Cabello, theone
CHINATOWN UNDER THREAT Chinatown Under Threat. Manhattan’s Chinatown might be best known for decades-old dim sum parlors, hawkers announcing sales of handbags along Canal Street, funeral parlors selling joss paper along Mulberry Street, manga stores, street vendors hawking dragon fruit and gaggles of senior citizens, playing cards or practicing taichi, in Columbus LIVING ON THE STREETS OF L.A. Living on the Streets of L.A. Resting inside one of the stone entryways of St. James Episcopal Church on St. Andrews Place, Josh Law heard a drunken man’s slurred speech and then the sound of an opening zipper. In 16 months of homelessness, Law had learned to sleep in an altered state of hypervigilance. He grabbed his makeshift bed ofclothes
THE NATION’S LARGEST IMMIGRATION DETENTION CENTER The Nation’s Largest Immigration Detention Center. A young softball player watching as the local middle school’s team practiced at a park in Dilley, Tex., just a few miles from the detention center for migrants. A watermelon sculpture in the main park, commemorating the town’s former position as the unofficial watermelon capital of the THESE ABANDONED BLACK CEMETERIES WERE LONG FORGOTTEN Local and state governments have studiously ignored the cemeteries for years. But at the end of June, the state of Virginia did something few would have dared to predict just six months ago: It pledged $400,000 to the restoration efforts, through the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, a public agency established by the state legislature. ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
Housing, The Pandemic. A Port-a-Potty Job Helped Her Escape Homelessness. Now She Watches Others Struggle. Co-published with The Washington Post . Dawn Woudenberg witnesses the pain on Salt Lake City’s streets working across from the homeless shelter where she used to sleep. May 19, 2021. Housing, The Pandemic.SUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though ‘THERE ARE GHOSTS IN THE LAND’: HOW U.S. MEGA-DAIRIES ARE In late January last year, dairy farmers filled a pub in the tiny town of Greenwald, Minnesota (population 238) . Organisers from the Land Stewardship Project – a sustainable agriculture nonprofit – expected 50 people to attend, but 130 showed up from all corners ofthe
CAR REPOSSESSIONS RISE AMID COVID, WITH NO HELP, RELIEF It was a Sunday night in August, just after midnight, when I was awakened by a loud banging. I opened the front door, ready to deliver a reminder about not forgetting the house key to my college graduate, COVID Class of 2020. Standing too close forSHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
Housing, The Pandemic. A Port-a-Potty Job Helped Her Escape Homelessness. Now She Watches Others Struggle. Co-published with The Washington Post . Dawn Woudenberg witnesses the pain on Salt Lake City’s streets working across from the homeless shelter where she used to sleep. May 19, 2021. Housing, The Pandemic.SUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though ‘THERE ARE GHOSTS IN THE LAND’: HOW U.S. MEGA-DAIRIES ARE In late January last year, dairy farmers filled a pub in the tiny town of Greenwald, Minnesota (population 238) . Organisers from the Land Stewardship Project – a sustainable agriculture nonprofit – expected 50 people to attend, but 130 showed up from all corners ofthe
CAR REPOSSESSIONS RISE AMID COVID, WITH NO HELP, RELIEF It was a Sunday night in August, just after midnight, when I was awakened by a loud banging. I opened the front door, ready to deliver a reminder about not forgetting the house key to my college graduate, COVID Class of 2020. Standing too close forSHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, thatSUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though ‘THERE ARE GHOSTS IN THE LAND’: HOW U.S. MEGA-DAIRIES ARE In late January last year, dairy farmers filled a pub in the tiny town of Greenwald, Minnesota (population 238) . Organisers from the Land Stewardship Project – a sustainable agriculture nonprofit – expected 50 people to attend, but 130 showed up from all corners ofthe state.
MEGA-DAIRIES, DISAPPEARING WELLS, AND ARIZONA’S DEEPENING The Sunizona community, in the south-western US state of Arizona, is just a speck on the map. A few hundred homes dot the landscape along dirt roads and for a few miles along a state highway that leads to the foot of the Chiricahua mountains near the New Mexico border. CynthiaBeltran moved to
BRINGING THE DEAD HOME The Texas Archeological Research Laboratory (TARL) at the University of Texas at Austin, by far the state’s largest archeological repository, holds the remains of 2,000 Indigenous people, the vast majority “culturally unaffiliated” with any tribe. To date, the remains of only two people have been returned from UT’s collections. STRUGGLING RENTERS NEED MORE FEDERAL AID The current plan—200,000 new vouchers in the 2022 budget—is a far cry from meeting the needs of the 11 million renting households who currently pay more than half of their income toward rent and utilities. During the campaign, candidate Biden’s housing policy included a groundbreaking provision for universal Housing ChoiceVouchers.
FLORIDA - ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT The Forgotten Working-Class Millennials. Co-published with Fusion. For working-class millennials, especially those of color, the stereotype of the lazy and entitled parasite just doesn't fit. February 10, 2016.Education.
HOW THE ALABAMA-COUSHATTA USE FIRE TO SAVE THE LONGLEAF On a Wednesday in March, a cool, northerly breeze rustled through the pines. It was a good day for a fire. Gesse Bullock, a 16-year woodlands firefighter and burn boss for the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas, had prepared for weeks to run a controlled burn on 250 acres of forest just outside the town of Livingston, home to some of the last remaining longleaf pine trees in the state. SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISORS PUT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY TO Imagine you’re responsible for a city on the verge of a pandemic-fueled homelessness explosion. Despite federal rent relief funding, there’s not enough money to pay the rent for all tenants who lost work due to COVID-19 restrictions. How do you decide who gets help? It’s a dilemma many city WHY DO WE THINK POOR PEOPLE ARE POOR BECAUSE OF THEIR OWN Cecilia Mo thought she knew all about growing up poor when she began teaching at Thomas Jefferson senior high school in south Los Angeles. As a child, she remembered standing in line, holding a free lunchticket.
FROM JAIL TO FARM TO TABLE At the corner of Campbell and Seventh Streets in West Oakland, across from a giant post office, sits Oakland and the World Enterprises, Inc. In the past year, the nonprofit’s workers have transformed a long-abandoned lot into an urban farm, where forty ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
The Pandemic, Workers. Housing Is a Right. During a Pandemic, It’s Also a Fight. Co-published with The Nation. In California’s agricultural heartland, farmworkers are fighting back against expensive rents, substandard housing, and economic disenfranchisement. January 12, 2021. 1. MEGA-DAIRIES, DISAPPEARING WELLS, AND ARIZONA’S DEEPENING The Sunizona community, in the south-western US state of Arizona, is just a speck on the map. A few hundred homes dot the landscape along dirt roads and for a few miles along a state highway that leads to the foot of the Chiricahua mountains near the New Mexico border. CynthiaBeltran moved to
SHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PLUNGES DURING COVID-19 Community colleges have long served as a critical gateway for disadvantaged students, offering an affordable, flexible way to earn a college degree. As low-income Americans of color continue to foot the burden of the twin public health and economic crises caused by COVID-19, the strain on community college enrollment will only getworse.
A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. THESE ABANDONED BLACK CEMETERIES WERE LONG FORGOTTEN Local and state governments have studiously ignored the cemeteries for years. But at the end of June, the state of Virginia did something few would have dared to predict just six months ago: It pledged $400,000 to the restoration efforts, through the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, a public agency established by the state legislature. ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
The Pandemic, Workers. Housing Is a Right. During a Pandemic, It’s Also a Fight. Co-published with The Nation. In California’s agricultural heartland, farmworkers are fighting back against expensive rents, substandard housing, and economic disenfranchisement. January 12, 2021. 1. MEGA-DAIRIES, DISAPPEARING WELLS, AND ARIZONA’S DEEPENING The Sunizona community, in the south-western US state of Arizona, is just a speck on the map. A few hundred homes dot the landscape along dirt roads and for a few miles along a state highway that leads to the foot of the Chiricahua mountains near the New Mexico border. CynthiaBeltran moved to
SHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. A PORT-A-POTTY JOB HELPED HER ESCAPE HOMELESSNESS. NOW SHE Each time someone steps into the gray port-a-potty, Dawn Woudenberg tracks how long they remain inside. “More than three or four minutes is cause for concern,” says Woudenberg, 22, her voice tempered with the authority of hard-earned experience. Part of COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PLUNGES DURING COVID-19 Community colleges have long served as a critical gateway for disadvantaged students, offering an affordable, flexible way to earn a college degree. As low-income Americans of color continue to foot the burden of the twin public health and economic crises caused by COVID-19, the strain on community college enrollment will only getworse.
A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. THESE ABANDONED BLACK CEMETERIES WERE LONG FORGOTTEN Local and state governments have studiously ignored the cemeteries for years. But at the end of June, the state of Virginia did something few would have dared to predict just six months ago: It pledged $400,000 to the restoration efforts, through the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, a public agency established by the state legislature.SUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though MEGA-DAIRIES, DISAPPEARING WELLS, AND ARIZONA’S DEEPENING The Sunizona community, in the south-western US state of Arizona, is just a speck on the map. A few hundred homes dot the landscape along dirt roads and for a few miles along a state highway that leads to the foot of the Chiricahua mountains near the New Mexico border. CynthiaBeltran moved to
‘THERE ARE GHOSTS IN THE LAND’: HOW US MEGA-DAIRIES ARE In late January last year, dairy farmers filled a pub in the tiny town of Greenwald, Minnesota (population 238) . Organisers from the Land Stewardship Project – a sustainable agriculture nonprofit – expected 50 people to attend, but 130 showed up from all corners ofthe
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STAFF - ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT Erica Hunt is a writer and organizational consultant with more than 25 years’ experience working with organizations to advance racial and economic equity, fair voting, and human rights. She is the author/editor of six books of poetry, most recently, “Jump the Clock,” and a visiting professor at Brown University. Prior to working as a consultant, Ms. Hunt served as the executive director TONY DAVIS, AUTHOR AT ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT Co-published with The Guardian. When wells run dry in the Willcox basin those who can afford to just dig deeper – leaving homes highand dry as the
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Co-published with The Guardian. A collapse in the number of dairy farmers in states such as Minnesota is destroying livelihoods and hollowing out rural life METCALFE PARK: BLACK VOTE RISING Metcalfe Park: Black Vote Rising from EHRP on Vimeo.. Video by Brad Lichtenstein and Miela Fetaw. Mother-daughter team Danell Cross and Melody McCurtis are determined to prevent what America witnessed during Wisconsin’s April primary election from happening again. It is estimated that the primary, held despite Covid-19 concerns, disenfranchised almost 16 percent of Black voters in THE TRUTH ABOUT TAXES: GEORGE FLOYD DIED, DONALD TRUMP GOT This year, each of us has lost something. I am fortunate that my biggest loss has been my faith in our tax system. In 2014, Eric Garner died at the hands of police officers after being suspected of evading taxes by selling cigarettes without tax stamps. HOW THE UNITED STATES CHOSE TO BECOME A COUNTRY OF In 1986, I found myself cruising west on Hollywood Boulevard in a 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 with 152,300 miles on the odometer. I was in thepassenger seat.
ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
The Pandemic, Workers. Housing Is a Right. During a Pandemic, It’s Also a Fight. Co-published with The Nation. In California’s agricultural heartland, farmworkers are fighting back against expensive rents, substandard housing, and economic disenfranchisement. January 12, 2021. 1.SHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. METCALFE PARK: BLACK VOTE RISING Metcalfe Park: Black Vote Rising from EHRP on Vimeo.. Video by Brad Lichtenstein and Miela Fetaw. Mother-daughter team Danell Cross and Melody McCurtis are determined to prevent what America witnessed during Wisconsin’s April primary election from happening again. It is estimated that the primary, held despite Covid-19 concerns, disenfranchised almost 16 percent of Black voters in A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. FLORIDA - ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT The Forgotten Working-Class Millennials. Co-published with Fusion. For working-class millennials, especially those of color, the stereotype of the lazy and entitled parasite just doesn't fit. February 10, 2016.Education.
THE RISE OF EXTREME DAYCARE Marisol misses a lot of her kids’ growing up—a particularly difficult reality since she feels she has to do these extra jobs for them. One afternoon, I see her at Dee’s Tots carrying in a tray of chocolate-frosted cupcakes with pink decorations for Ivette to celebrate her fourth birthday with her day- and night-care friends. FROM JAIL TO FARM TO TABLE At the corner of Campbell and Seventh Streets in West Oakland, across from a giant post office, sits Oakland and the World Enterprises, Inc. In the past year, the nonprofit’s workers have transformed a long-abandoned lot into an urban farm, where forty ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECTTOPICSGENRESAWARDS & PRESSABOUTCONTACTSUBSCRIBE 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. Co-published with TIME. The move towards towards skoolies or converted vans has grown in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Co-published with TheAtlantic .
THE PANDEMIC
The Pandemic, Workers. Housing Is a Right. During a Pandemic, It’s Also a Fight. Co-published with The Nation. In California’s agricultural heartland, farmworkers are fighting back against expensive rents, substandard housing, and economic disenfranchisement. January 12, 2021. 1.SHELTER IN PLACE
Shelter in Place. By David Wallis. June 16, 2020. 1.22k. 0 Comments. David Wallis is the managing director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. He previously served as opinion editor of the Forward and deputy editor of The New York Observer. Kirk Anderson is THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE IN AMERICA A 2014 Russell Sage Foundation report puts the net worth of the top 5% at $1.3m. The incomes of the top 1 to 5% have grown explosively in the past three decades, while the incomes of so many others have stagnated. For the median family of color, that HOMELESS IN A PANDEMIC: THE HOUSING POETRY OF JENNIFER Jen Fitzgerald is a poet, essayist, photographer, and a native New Yorker who received her MFA in Poetry at Lesley University and her BA in Writing at The College of Staten Island (CUNY). Her essays, poetry, and photography have been featured widely, over the past decade, in venues such as PBS Newshour, Tin House, Boston Review, NER, Colorado Review, among others. METCALFE PARK: BLACK VOTE RISING Metcalfe Park: Black Vote Rising from EHRP on Vimeo.. Video by Brad Lichtenstein and Miela Fetaw. Mother-daughter team Danell Cross and Melody McCurtis are determined to prevent what America witnessed during Wisconsin’s April primary election from happening again. It is estimated that the primary, held despite Covid-19 concerns, disenfranchised almost 16 percent of Black voters in A YEAR IN A SCHOOL BUS: AMID COVID-19, A FAMILY FINDS Paula wakes up in her bus around 4:30 a.m. most days. She can usually still see the stars. She works for a few hours, often on freelance projects using her training as a biologist, and makes breakfast when her 12-year-old son Max gets up around 7:00. FLORIDA - ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT The Forgotten Working-Class Millennials. Co-published with Fusion. For working-class millennials, especially those of color, the stereotype of the lazy and entitled parasite just doesn't fit. February 10, 2016.Education.
THE RISE OF EXTREME DAYCARE Marisol misses a lot of her kids’ growing up—a particularly difficult reality since she feels she has to do these extra jobs for them. One afternoon, I see her at Dee’s Tots carrying in a tray of chocolate-frosted cupcakes with pink decorations for Ivette to celebrate her fourth birthday with her day- and night-care friends. FROM JAIL TO FARM TO TABLE At the corner of Campbell and Seventh Streets in West Oakland, across from a giant post office, sits Oakland and the World Enterprises, Inc. In the past year, the nonprofit’s workers have transformed a long-abandoned lot into an urban farm, where fortySUBMISSIONS
Application Process. Submit a well-researched but brief pitch of less than 500 words. Include your CV and a proposed budget. But first, please visit EconomicHardship.org to find out what kinds of stories we fund. We tend to award grants to experienced journalists, though MEGA-DAIRIES, DISAPPEARING WELLS, AND ARIZONA’S DEEPENING The Sunizona community, in the south-western US state of Arizona, is just a speck on the map. A few hundred homes dot the landscape along dirt roads and for a few miles along a state highway that leads to the foot of the Chiricahua mountains near the New Mexico border. CynthiaBeltran moved to
‘THERE ARE GHOSTS IN THE LAND’: HOW US MEGA-DAIRIES ARE In late January last year, dairy farmers filled a pub in the tiny town of Greenwald, Minnesota (population 238) . Organisers from the Land Stewardship Project – a sustainable agriculture nonprofit – expected 50 people to attend, but 130 showed up from all corners ofthe
SMALL FARMERS
Co-published with The Guardian. A collapse in the number of dairy farmers in states such as Minnesota is destroying livelihoods and hollowing out rural life TONY DAVIS, AUTHOR AT ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT Co-published with The Guardian. When wells run dry in the Willcox basin those who can afford to just dig deeper – leaving homes highand dry as the
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STAFF - ECONOMIC HARDSHIP REPORTING PROJECT Erica Hunt is a writer and organizational consultant with more than 25 years’ experience working with organizations to advance racial and economic equity, fair voting, and human rights. She is the author/editor of six books of poetry, most recently, “Jump the Clock,” and a visiting professor at Brown University. Prior to working as a consultant, Ms. Hunt served as the executive directorTHE ART OF EVICTION
The Art of Eviction. On a Monday afternoon last summer, Richard Cabello was hunched over his desk, riffling through a stack of files. Each folder was marked with a name, and each of those names belonged to someone whose life he was about to upend—Ryan A., Janelle P., Melissa S. But at the moment, only one file mattered to Cabello, theone
TENANTS OF FIVE MINNEAPOLIS BUILDINGS NOW OWN THEIR HOMES After making their way to Minneapolis from Mexico with a group of five other families just over six years ago, Vanessa Del Campo and her husband Oscar Romero Del Campo moved into the first place of their own in the U.S. on New Year’s Eve 2015 — a one-bedroom apartment on the 3100 block of 22nd Avenue South. THE TRUTH ABOUT TAXES: GEORGE FLOYD DIED, DONALD TRUMP GOT This year, each of us has lost something. I am fortunate that my biggest loss has been my faith in our tax system. In 2014, Eric Garner died at the hands of police officers after being suspected of evading taxes by selling cigarettes without tax stamps.Skip to content
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