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The Year Virginia Rewrote the Rules of Popular Culture

Missy Elliott. Timbaland. Allen Iverson. What was it about the Tidewater region in 2002? By Puffin Foundation Fellow, Mychal Denzel Smith, for The Atlantic.

‘How Did This Man Think He Had the Right to Adopt This Baby?’

Army Rangers killed her parents. A Marine is raising her in America. But her Afghan family says she was taken under false pretenses. By Type Media Center Fellow, Rozina Ali for New York Times Magazine

A Democracy Crisis Was Averted. But Gerrymandering Could Still Save the GOP.

Voters rejected some of the biggest-name election deniers, even as extreme maps may help the GOP win the House. By Type Media Center Fellow, Ari Berman for Mother Jones.

Puffin Foundation Fellow Matt Aikins won two News and Documentary Emmys for his New York Times investigation into Kabul.

It’s an incredible honor to watch the recognition grow for long-time fellow Matt and we wish him heartfelt congratulations.

How We Did It – The Making of Harm’s Way Investigation.

October 3, 2022, 10:00 am EDT

Join the Center for Public Integrity, Columbia Journalism Investigations, and Type Investigations for a hybrid panel on Monday, October 3.

The Christian nationalist boot camp pushing anti-trans laws across America

The Statesmen Academy elevates the profiles of right-wing lawmakers and helps them promote legislation rooted in baseless distortions of science and medicine.

Type Investigations Announces a New Initiative for Incarcerated Reporters

The Inside/Out Journalism Project works with incarcerated reporters to produce feature-length investigations. The launch was amplified by industry leaders across the country including Columbia Journalism Review, Nieman Lab, and Reuters Institute. The initiative will produce rigorous investigative coverage of the criminal legal system in the coming year from a vantage point not typically represented in mainstream media.

China and the Lore of American Manufacturing

In Ohio’s Senate race, both candidates are employing anti-Asian rhetoric and neglecting to hold corporations to account. By Type Media Center E.Tammy Kim for The New Yorker.

Roe Was Never Enough

Even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2021-22, Ida B. Wells fellow Adreanna Rodriguez began investigating abortion access in Native communities. The resulting audio piece, produced in partnership with Vice News Reports where Rodriguez is an associate producer, explores the government’s promise to provide health care to Native people through the Indian Health Service and its failure to offer comprehensive reproductive care. “For a lot of Native people,” Rodriguez says, “Roe has never been a reality.”

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