To counter gun violence, he recruits police from the communities most afflicted
The Trace examines how a chief deputy in Ohio is fighting for a community policing approach to gun violence in the movement for police reform across the Midwest.
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The slow, powerful work of bridging the women's health gap
Reasons to be Cheerful looks at the growing focus on women in medical research.
New Florida prison policy on trans health care 'like conversion therapy'
The Marshall Project examines new restrictions on gender-affirming care in prisons, from confiscating undergarments to compelling trans people to cut their hair.
Research points to COVID-19's 'long tail' on school graduation rates
The 74 examines declining matriculation rates across 26 states and how COVID-19 has disrupted and may continue to disrupt schools for years.
Post-partum depression is costing us billions. Can cities help?
Next City reports income programs aimed to help ease new and expectant mothers' financial stress across the U.S.
'I can tell you don't agree with me': Colleges teach kids how to hear differing opinions
The Hechinger Report uncovers the work of a Kentucky program to bridge political, racial, and religious divides after a divisive presidential election.
Illinois has put an end to the injustice of cash bail
Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Nation examine the process of bail hearings according to a new movement to banish cash bail.
Ambitious L.A. water recycling plan could serve half a million households
LA Post reports on a new UCLA study that confirms LA's ambitious wastewater recycling initiative would strengthen the city's water security amid growing climate challenges and potential natural disasters.