Refugees in Michigan: The story of loss, belonging, and America
By Bian Elkhatib and Nikita Mandhani Medill graduate students Nikita Mandhani and Bian Elkhatib traveled to the Detroit metropolitan area
Read moreBy Bian Elkhatib and Nikita Mandhani Medill graduate students Nikita Mandhani and Bian Elkhatib traveled to the Detroit metropolitan area
Read moreBy Bian Elkhatib and Nikita Mandhani Medill graduate students Nikita Mandhani and Bian Elkhatib traveled to the Detroit metropolitan area
Read moreBy Bian Elkhatib With additional reporting by Nikita Mandhani Medill graduate students Nikita Mandhani and Bian Elkhatib traveled to the
Read moreBy Jack C Doppelt On Nov. 25, in the immediate aftermath of public events relating to the back-to-back murder charges
Read morePilsen residents have been fighting gentrification for decades, but is development gaining momentum? An audio story by Meg Anderson.
Read moreBy Martin Macias (SJNN Fellow Cycle 2) On February 1, 2012, a 15-year-old boy named Stephon Watts was killed by Calumet City police after his parents made a non-emergency call for assistance. Three years later, his death continues to fuel a movement calling for better police training and accountability in dealing with people living with mental illness.
Read moreBy Jack Doppelt Our social justice journalism project is not yet a year old. As we launched it with the
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