According to the latest NHC update, Helene "has intensified by 30 kt since sunrise." Sunrise, HOURS.
Read more about the ‘perfect’ conditions that could make Hurricane Helene ‘unsurvivable’: https://t.co/xInKwRTCh1 From @Grist's @mrMattSimon@jake_bittle@ayurellahm
@hthompsn@verainstitute @KhalilGMuhammad @MeganTStevenson This is a perilous time for prison reform.
The bipartisan energy is long dead. Philanthropists seem to be losing interest.
But we still have 2 million-plus people behind bars. So what do we do?
I hope my story pushes that conversation forward.
https://t.co/0SYA4fN4aD
@newsemmys@AP Congrats to @RenataBritoAP@felipedana@nixonron @NatCasta and the rest of the team! Patient and important work to bring a measure of closure to the families of missing migrants.
Our @AP investigation #Adrift has been nominated for an Emmy in the Outstanding Research category. Grateful for the attention it brings to an overlooked issue: deaths and disappearances on the Atlantic migration route to Europe. Watch here: https://t.co/dU6pSIQuKK
Hi friends at #IMC24!!!
Are you a reporter interested in criminal justice issues? @marshallproj just launched Investigate This! w/toolkits to help local journalists and others with their original reporting. Come find me to talk about it!
https://t.co/Odx0bOeN1n
Today, @grist published a 5-part series in collaboration with @voxdotcom and @19thnews on how climate change is impacting reproductive health, from menstruation to conception to birth.
This is a brilliant, critical package. Please read and share: https://t.co/rn23oIxIZz
#Columbine 25 years later: If you’re a journalist or writer, I hope you read this & remember the teachers along the way. The small thing Columbine High School hero Dave Sanders taught me became integral to my life. #wearecolumbine https://t.co/qpklcOCD1K via @coloradosun
So honored that our @AP Investigation ADRIFT has been nominated for a @TheWebbyAwards People’s Voice Award for Best Individual Editorial Feature. Voting is open now!
Please vote for us if you can! 💖
https://t.co/mNWk1R2wgu 💯 #Webbys
How do we make our criminal justice system less punitive and more merciful?
I spent years digging into that question through a story, and now there's a comic book version, made with love by @JRocheWorkshop, @RaghuWrites, @katiepark, and @akibasolomon.
https://t.co/7I50HstWuy
in my intro comics course, I have students do quick self-portraits with each reading - as a way of talking about artistic style and sneakily getting them to be comfortable drawing. Always a fun & favorite thing to see in full! Here are some of their collections from the term! 1/2
Our latest joy week project in @PostGraphics was for @kt_prry and her exploration of the evolution of the use in color in Lego bricks (and how changes in society marked that evolution)
https://t.co/7XFyeQjQte
WE'RE HIRING (thread): The Marshall Project, a Pulitzer Prize-winning nonprofit journalism operation, seeks two reporters for its local newsroom in Jackson, Mississippi. On the postings, you'll see a salary range, info about our benefits and residency requirement for local.
Four women of color led this powerful @AP project examining the health disparities Black people face in a lifetime. And the stories in many ways focus on the experiences of Black women. So proud of @kat__stafford@noreensnasir@mayersINsg and @anniema15. https://t.co/HLTKDtGzrn
The 'Blue Wall': COs in NY often work in groups to conceal assaults by lying to investigators & on reports, records show. Then the officers file charges accusing the prisoners of attacking them. Read part 2 of our @MarshallProj/@nytimes investigation:
https://t.co/I3Vtylm7AR
In New York prisons, guards often work in groups to cover up assaults by lying to investigators and on official reports, court and prison records examined by @marshallproj show. Officers often charge prisoners with assault — sending them to solitary. https://t.co/RmamXQ0TCM
When NYS prison officials tried to fire COs they accused of abusing prisoners or covering it up, they failed 90% of the time. That's just one of many findings from our @MarshallProj investigation into the CO disciplinary system, published today w/ @nytimes https://t.co/C0PPU3vtqd