Stephanie Land

FEATURES

Co-published with The New York Review of Books.  How one mother became a writer while feeding herself and two young children on food stamps.

Teresa Mathew & Rian Dundon

PHOTOGRAPHY

Co-published with CityLab. A new photo series depicts and questions how ubiquitous telecom infrastructure is in our lives.

David Dayen

FEATURES

Co-published with VICE. People across America are pitched what seems like a win-win: make your house more climate-friendly for little or no money down. Advocates say it's a nightmare.

Debbie Weingarten

NEWS

Co-published with The Guardian. After the Guardian and EHRP published a piece about the record number of farmers who are killing themselves, there were hundreds of responses.

Lauren Feeney & Maisie Crow

MULTIMEDIA

Co-published with The Intercept. In Texas, state troopers have become frontline enforcers of federal immigration laws.

Maia Szalavitz

ANALYSIS

Co-published with The Guardian. Inequality predicts homicide rates ‘better than any other variable’, says an expert – and it is linked to a highly developed concern for one’s own status.

Debbie Weingarten

NEWS

Co-published with The Guardian. The suicide rate for farmers is more than double that of veterans. Former farmer Debbie Weingarten gives an insider’s perspective on farm life – and how to help

Charlie Gross

PHOTOGRAPHY

Co-published with Lenny. The story of one young person's journey through gender, depression, shelters, and all the rest.

Gerald Friedman

NEWS | ANALYSIS 

Co-published with Alternet. Tax reform for the 99% will truly make America great.

WNYC Studios

MULTIMEDIA

Co-published with WNYC Studios. Kate Hawes has been making custom solid wood furniture in Brooklyn for 20 years until her landlord decided to raise the rent by 25 percent in one year.

Alissa Quart and Barbara Ehrenreich

WORKERS

Co-published with The Guardian. There are far too many think pieces about high-level actresses and far too few about the staff at your local diner.

WNYC Studios

MULTIMEDIA

Co-published with WNYC Studios. As the city moves forward with the light rail system, both sides are ramping up their campaigns for and against it. 

Alison Stine

FEATURES

Co-published with The Guardian. In a tiny south-eastern Ohio town in the Appalachian foothills, the Hazel Ginsburg Well is holding waste from out-of-state fracking operations – a sludge of toxic chemicals and undrinkable water.

Kathleen McLaughlin

FEATURES

Co-published with The Guardian. Local journalism is doing great work across the country while fighting cutbacks and tight budgets. But we need people to stop expecting news to be free.

Katie GIlbert

FEATURES

Co-published with Oxford American, republished in The Clarion-Ledger. A new-society vision in Jackson, Mississippi

Russell Cobb

FEATURES

Co-published with The Guardian. Poverty, police abuse, record prison rates and education cuts that mean a four-day school week. Why are public services failing Oklahomans?

Elliott Woods

PHOTOGRAPHY

Co-published with the Guardian. Elliott D. Woods spent time in Phillips County in northern Montana, where public land is a source of life to which ranchers are intimately connected. If the plan to transfer lands to the states succeeds, it will mean a radical restructuring of the economy and the culture of the West.

Alissa Quart & Jessica Reed

NEWS | ANALYSIS

Co-published with The Guardian. The national media failed to cover large swathes of the US pre-election, while rural voices have been quieted by the decimation of local news. Our On The Ground project aims to remedy these issues.