A conversation with Lucy Feldman, the lead editor of a first-of-its-kind magazine issue, and Sanya Mansoor.
While out-of-work Americans battled outdated unemployment insurance systems to file legitimate claims during the pandemic, scammers were cashing in.

November 2021

Agricultural consolidation is shrinking margins and pushing small farmers out of business all while creating new environmental concerns.
Jasmine M. Pulido and the South Seattle Emerald, a non-profit digital news outlet, navigate educational equity on a human scale.

October 2021

Daniari's work at Condé Nast's Them is centered around her community, and proving that reporting on what you know firsthand is an undeniable strength.
The energy revolution has a dark side in Africa, which Tesla, Apple, and other harbingers of the plugged-in future must contend with. Nicolas Niarchos…
Or how to write about TV shows without accidentally leaking spoilers.

September 2021

Patrick Hruby discovered that a disproportionate number of 9/11 first responders are suffering in mid-life from cognitive disorders usually seen in old…
In the face of declining media freedom in the country, Alice Taylor reveals how the ruling party is systematically weaponizing social media to influence…
With experience from reporting on the 2003 SARS outbreak, STAT's senior writer saw what COVID might become well before the U.S. reported its first…

August 2021

A team of journalists and scholars was able to draw a direct line between the taking of Indigenous land and the founding of some of America's…
Jennifer Kahn digs into the reasons underlying our fear of such products, and describes their enormous potential.