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🔊On today's episode of @TheBayKQED , our reporters
@Jas_Aguilera and Cassandra Garibay spoke about their recent investigation into Oakland's lead crisis, and why the city of Oakland has still not used millions of lead settlement funds. https://t.co/2rRPQqHsJI
Don't miss this excellent story on lead exposure in Oakland by @el_timpano's @Jas_Aguilera & @CassandraGari. Their reporting team attended my Pb training workshop earlier this year, followed up with more questions, & will keep digging into this problem👏 https://t.co/YXhy3gKw89
"We’ve been negotiating for almost three years, and children are being lead poisoned." Despite receiving $4.8M of settlement funding in 2021, Oakland has still not addressed lead contamination, reports StoryReach U.S. Fellow @Jas_Aguilera for @el_timpano. https://t.co/St9r4ahlPs
After months of hard engagement and investigative work w/@CassandraGari, our first part of a series of stories on lead poisoning in Oakland's Latino neighborhoods is now live!
Millions in Oakland's lead settlement funds have remained unspent for years, despite the dire crisis affecting Latino immigrant neighborhoods. We reported on the bureaucratic bottleneck that led to years of inaction. https://t.co/l59O1viXRv
Millions in Oakland's lead settlement funds have remained unspent for years, despite the dire crisis affecting Latino immigrant neighborhoods. We reported on the bureaucratic bottleneck that led to years of inaction. https://t.co/l59O1viXRv
Immigration is more than one beat, and it's more than just border reporting.
At #AccessFest24, @Jas_Aguilera, @ballesteros_312, @TerrenceFraser4 and @GalvanReports will discuss how to amplify the many diverse voices present among our immigrant communities, and how to get the news to them.
They will also walk through how some of their stories came to be, and how you can replicate them.
🗓️ Thursday, 4 p.m. ET https://t.co/v0zemZqAZO
Our latest story by @Jas_Aguilera looks into #SB1016, also known as the Latino and Indigenous Disparities Reduction Act. The law will require @CAPublicHealth to begin distinguishing Mesoamerican indigenous groups in health data about Latinos.
Excited for this panel featuring GOAT @elliotspagat National Headliner investigative winner @benwermund former Time, current @el_timpano reporter @Jas_Aguilera - join us to learn more about reporting immigration w/ data from the border to Cleveland for different audiences 🧵
We're hearing language about Biden "closing the border" when migrant crossing thresholds are reached. That's sloppy language for those who live on the border and cross regularly. The border remains open for regular commerce. Encouraging media friends to be careful with language.
We envision the StoryReach U.S. initiative as an exploratory hub that draws inspiration from local and regional outlets on their unique audience-centered reporting approach and collaborative journalism.
👉 https://t.co/zsu8Mq3nYZ
We are excited to present our first cohort of StoryReach U.S. Fellows.
These journalists will spend a year working on in-depth stories across the U.S. while also exploring innovative engagement tools to expand the impact of their reporting. 🧵
👉https://t.co/zJImMMfcyw
Some exciting news! I'm officially among the inaugural cohort of the @pulitzercenter's StoryReach US Fellowship. I might be the fellow, but really this opportunity will support the entire @el_timpano team as we take on our first year-long investigation 🔍
https://t.co/ANgwJEjXA4
¡Qué bonito! Agradecida con @FundacionGabo por reconocer este hermoso trabajo liderado por @HiramADuran Mayra Sierra @Kat_Nagasawa y @Jas_Aguilera, primer multimedia de @el_timpano enfocado en fortalecer los lazos de confianza entre la redacción y la comunidad a la que servimos.
More good news! Antonio, who was dropped from Medi-Cal while working on a treatment plan for his leukemia (I wrote about him in March), was finally able to restore his insurance coverage after attending @el_timpano's Feria de Recursos last month
https://t.co/Yxb7HhpFkW
@HiramADuran Covered by Medi-Cal, he learned he had leukemia. But a few months later, he showed up to a regular appointment and learned he had lost his Medi-Cal coverage. He STOPPED seeking health care after that. He still doesn't know why he lost coverage. He was never sent an explanation.
“Recuerdos del mercado”, de @el_timpano, está nominado al #PremioGabo 2024. 🏆
Historias del mercado abierto más visitado por inmigrantes latinos y mayas en Oakland 🇺🇸, capturadas en un fotomatón móvil 👉🏾https://t.co/1w4bRtCtkg