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Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021

Philadelphia Teachers and District Struggle over Terms of School Reopening

By Chris Cannito

February 15, 2021

In Philadelphia, efforts to reopen city schools are complicated by other health issues, such as lead and asbestos...

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The Price of a Meatpacker: OSHA Deeply Fails Essential Worke...

By Carole Levine

September 17, 2020

“Noticeable Gaps” in Schools’ Reopening Plans, Warns CDC Int...

By Sofia Jarrin

July 13, 2020

North Carolina Nonprofit Calls for Release of Meatpacking CO...

By Carrie Collins-Fadell

July 6, 2020

In the Tsunami of Reopening Guidelines, Do Any Actually Help...

By Rob Meiksins

June 22, 2020

Beyond the Reopening Guidelines: Austin Restaurants Act for...

By Carrie Collins-Fadell

June 12, 2020

When It Comes to Reopening, Federal Health Guidance Underwhe...

By Martin Levine

May 19, 2020

No Money or Your Life: Cruel Choices No One Should Have to M...

By Martin Levine

May 5, 2020

“Essential Workers” in Pandemic Expose Workforce Ethos that...

By Martin Levine

May 1, 2020

FDA’s Low Bar on Testing Kits Could Drive a Second Wave of C...

By Sofia Jarrin

April 24, 2020

Not Safe at Home: How a Meat-Packing Plant Became a Top COVID-19 Hotspot

April 22, 2020

CDC Weakens Protective Guidelines as Need for Essential Workers Intensifies

By Carole Levine

April 16, 2020

American Indian Nonprofits Partner with Minneapolis to Address Homelessness

By Kelly Phipps

August 28, 2018

A Cure for the Common Gun

By Louis Altman

February 20, 2017

The Culture of Concealed Carrying on Campus: Falwell’s Liberty University

By Melinda Crosby

December 21, 2016

Oakland’s Ghost Ship and the Future of Artist Warehouses

By Ruth McCambridge

December 7, 2016

A Familiar Pattern: Businessman, Philanthropist, Politician—But Where is the Civic Accountability?

By Ruth McCambridge

October 13, 2016

You Are What You Eat: Big Soda’s Impact on Nonprofit Health Advocacy Groups

By Ruth McCambridge

October 11, 2016

Harvard Scientists and Sugar Industry Hook Up to Lead Public Down Dangerous Path

By Marian Conway

September 16, 2016

Pokemon GO Unintentionally Lures Victims to Sex Offenders

By Sheela Nimishakavi

August 4, 2016

BMJ Study: Medical Error the 3rd-Highest Cause of Death in US

By Ruth McCambridge

May 5, 2016

Is a Statewide Requirement for Condoms Constitutional?

By Stacey Burton Alcocer

February 1, 2016