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Grantee’s Report Helps Spark New Law Bringing Transparency to D.C. Charter Schools

FIJ NEWS

Call for Proposals: May 10 Deadline

The Fund for Investigative Journalism is accepting proposals for grants ...

Join us April 29 for webinar on environmental coverage with a racial equity lens

Please join us next Thursday (April 29) at 11:30 a.m. ...

Grantee Q&A: Jo Napolitano, “The School I Deserve”

By Eric Ferrero, Executive Director Jo Napolitano’s remarkable new book, “The ...

IMPACT

Grantee’s Report Helps Spark New Law Bringing Transparency to D.C. Charter Schools

New Legislation Follows Diversity Fellow Romina Ruiz-Goiriena’s Report on Immigration Corruption

Grantee’s Investigation Spurs Action to Remove Lead in Atlanta

Statewide Efforts by Journalists Results in Police Probes, Thousands of Misconduct Cases Made Public

GRANTEES' STORIES

How qualified immunity prevents victims of police abuse from seeking justice

As more attention is focused on police accountability, much of ...

PODCAST: Struggling to Breathe in the Bronx in the Age of COVID

More than a year into the pandemic, the Bronx still ...

Kentucky and Nevada Struggle to Support Informal Foster Parents

For caregivers in Kentucky and Nevada, the pandemic has exposed ...

Flooding on the Fox: Buyouts work for some, but not others, as a flood mitigation tool in McHenry County

The Northwest Herald published a three-day series tackling what local, ...

Calls to D.C. Child and Family Services Agency Have Dropped, but That Doesn’t Mean Child Abuse Has Stopped

For children at risk of abuse and neglect, pandemic-induced social ...

U.S. Continued Deporting People with COVID-19, Despite New Protocols

Despite a move by the United States’ Immigration and Customs ...