Thrilled to share that @fulbright_de has nominated me to participate in the Berlin Capital Program for 2024! In September, I'll join fellow American journalists to participate in a week-long intensive program in Berlin.
It’s time for Supreme Court term limits. Staggered 18-year terms would bring regular turnover to the bench. The result would be a Court that better reflects public values.
Sharing a story I've worked on for the last two years. A dispatch on America's graying prisons. @prisonjourn & @theappeal
“If you can’t execute people through capital punishment, then you can do it through incarcerating them forever.”
https://t.co/lGcgf7187x
1/ In 1937, nearly two million Americans staged strikes across a number of industries, and union membership surged. But with the decline of manufacturing and the growth of the service sector, unions lost ground.
1/ #Educators, are you looking for classroom-ready resources related to the New Deal? Use this video to teach your students how the 1935 National Labor Relations Act established the right to form unions in the U.S. https://t.co/fEXlAaJMcA
1/ Brandi Alduk is a barista at a Starbucks in Queens, New York. During the pandemic, she joined a wave of workers trying to form unions across the U.S. @alduk_brandi
So excited for this video premiere! 🎉Thrilled to have worked with @RetroReport on this piece that will be used by educators nationwide to teach students about the history of and current unionization efforts. The video comes with its own comprehensive lesson plan!
New Video: Yesterday, @SBWorkersUnited workers around the U.S. participated in a strike as part of their push to unionize. In our video, we explore the history of labor unions, and why some employees at companies like Starbucks want to form them. https://t.co/kFwwXiEod6
We spent months digging into NYC’s homicide investigation process for this story. I’m grateful to have done this work alongside some dear friends — @WStayner, @audreyjourno, and @AmandaHarringa2 — and with the support of the @newmarkjschool.
https://t.co/rKttZnWNsb
This past year, there were 22 construction worker fatalities in New York City. My first byline for @CityLimitsNews on a newly signed law that is an important step in holding developers accountable. 👇
In 2015, Diana Florence was a prosecutor for the Manhattan DA thinking about retirement. But a phone call about the death of an immigrant laborer at a building site changed her plans—& upended how NY addresses construction fatalities
by @AmandaHarringa2: https://t.co/0j0GpGihwc