InvestigationJustice The Imbalanced Scales of Immigration Justice Cameroonian asylum seekers fleeing violence back home say they were met with abuse, lengthy detention stays, and threats of deportation in Louisiana and Mississippi. Bobbi-Jeanne MisickGulf States NewsroomDecember 19, 2022
InvestigationEnvironment, Justice The Scorched-Earth Legal Strategy Corporations Are Using to Silence Critics Energy and extractive industry giants are targeting environmentalists with racketeering charges. Sasha ChavkinThe InterceptDecember 16, 2022
InvestigationJustice Democrats Got Tough on Crime. Now There’s a Crisis of Aging Behind Bars. California and New York legislators are trying to undo the damage caused since the 1994 Crime Bill. But elder parole isn’t working as hoped. Victoria LawThe NationDecember 14, 2022
BackstoryJustice The Backstory: Aaron Miguel Cantú Reporting on the Prosecution of Protestors Paco AlvarezNovember 9, 2022
InvestigationJustice How to Crush a Movement for Racial Justice Heavy-handed policing by Arkansas authorities—with an assist from the Trump and Biden Justice Departments—put Dawn Jeffrey in jail and left her fellow protesters demoralized and demobilized. Aaron Miguel Cantú & Kandist MallettThe NationNovember 1, 2022
BackstoryJustice The Backstory: Juan Moreno Haines Juan Moreno Haines talks about what drew him to investigate the Adjustment Center, the challenges of reporting while incarcerated, and what it was like to report on the prison’s Covid-19 crisis as he was living through it. Paco AlvarezSeptember 30, 2022
ProjectJustice Inside/Out Journalism Project The Inside/Out Journalism Project works with incarcerated reporters to produce feature-length investigations. Type InvestigationsSeptember 19, 2022
Inside TIJournalism, Justice Type Investigations Announces a New Initiative for Incarcerated Reporters The Inside/Out Journalism Project works with incarcerated reporters to produce feature-length investigations. Type InvestigationsSeptember 19, 2022
InvestigationJustice San Quentin Is Still Punishing People for Being Sick Incarcerated people described filthy conditions and harsh treatment in San Quentin’s medical quarantine unit. Katie Rose Quandt & Juan Moreno HainesThe American Prospect, San Quentin NewsSeptember 19, 2022
InvestigationHealth, Justice Roe Was Never Enough Though the federal government is obligated to provide tribes with health care, decades-old restrictions on federal funding have severely limited the provision of abortion. Adreanna RodriguezViceAugust 25, 2022