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Sam PR Sheet 2021-2022 RFA Corps State Newsroom Corps member Beat ALABAMA AL.com Rebecca Griesbach Educational opportunity in Birmingham ALABAMA AL.com Savannah Tryens-Fernandes Child wellness and mental health in Alabama ALABAMA Montgomery Advertiser TBA Rural communities in the state's Black Belt ALABAMA WBHM Kyra Miles Educational disparities in Birmingham, Alabama ALASKA Anchorage Daily News / adn.com Annie Berman Healthcare and public health in Alaska ALASKA KCAW Tash Kimmel Coverage of Sitka and surrounding communities ALASKA KUCB Theodore Greenly Regional reporting in the Eastern Aleutians Data-driven health reporting of state's most ARIZONA Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting Shaena Montanari vulnersble residents African-American and Latino communities in South ARIZONA The Arizona Republic Megan Taros Phoenix Government accountability and equity issues in ARIZONA TucsonSentinel.com Bennito Kelty Tucson ARKANSAS Southwest Times Record Catherine Nolte Poverty and food insecurity in Fort Smith, AR State-by-state data journalism to serve legislative CALIFORNIA Associated Press--Data Camille Fassett reporters nationwide Using data to report on disparities in healthcare, the census and more in in Southern California Inland CALIFORNIA Black Voice News Breanna Reeves Empire's Black community . California News Desert & Trust Initiative/ CALIFORNIA Victorville Daily Press Charlie McGee Watchdog reporting of Barstow and Victorville California News Desert & Trust Initiative/ CALIFORNIA Visalia Times Delta Daniel Casarez Tulare County Poverty reporting in the Inland Empire as part of the CALIFORNIA CALmatters Jacqueline Botts California Divide Project, based in Riverside CALIFORNIA CALmatters TBA Poverty and opportunity in the Inland Empire CALIFORNIA CapRadio & Sacramento Observer AV Benford Education in Sacramento area Growth and development in San Diego County's CALIFORNIA inewsource Camille von Kaenel backcountry CALIFORNIA Long Beach Post Sebastian Echeverry North Long Beach coverage CALIFORNIA Long Beach Post Crystal Niebla North Long Beach coverage CALIFORNIA Lookout Santa Cruz Neil Strebig Business reporting Inequality and income disparities in the Mission CALIFORNIA Mission Local Annika Hom District of SF Education, childhood trauma and the achievement CALIFORNIA Redding Record Searchlight Nada Atieh gap in and around Redding CALIFORNIA San José Spotlight Tran Nguyen Vietnamese communities in San José Native American issues in Riverside and San CALIFORNIA The Desert Sun Amanda Ulrich Bernardino The growing senior population in the Palm Springs CALIFORNIA The Desert Sun Maria Sestito area CALIFORNIA The Fresno Bee Melissa Montalvo Childhood poverty in California's Central Valley CALIFORNIA The Fresno Bee Nadia Lopez Latino issues in Fresno and the region The effect of environmental regulation on salmon runs, wild fires, the economy and other issues in CALIFORNIA The Mendocino Voice Lana Cohen Mendocino County, CA Economic inequality in San Jose and for The CALIFORNIA The Mercury News Jesse Bedayn California Divide Project Economic development, and its impacts, in Stanislaus County and the Northern San Joaquin CALIFORNIA The Modesto Bee Kristina Karisch Valley CALIFORNIA The Oaklandside Ricky Rodas Immigrant businesses in Oakland CALIFORNIA The Sacramento Bee Kimberly Bojorquez Latino communities in California CALIFORNIA Ventura County Star Shivani Patel Equity in education in California CALIFORNIA Voice of OC Brandon Pho Coverage of North Central Orange County Colorado state legislature, with special focus on COLORADO Associated Press -- CO Patricia Nieberg public health Affordable housing issues among the working class COLORADO Ouray County Plaindealer Liz Teitz in Ouray County COLORADO The Colorado Sun Olivia Sun Visual storytelling around Colorado. Coverage of Connecticut's Naugatuck River Valley, CONNECTICUT Connecticut Public Ali Oshinskie especially blue-collar families CONNECTICUT Connecticut Public Brenda Leon Latino communities CONNECTICUT Connecticut Public (WNPR) Camila Vallejo Housing in Fairfield County CONNECTICUT New Haven Independent Nora Grace-Flood Government accountability in Hamden, CT State Newsroom Corps member Beat Photojournalism especially focused on communities CONNECTICUT The Connecticut Mirror Yehyun Kim of color CONNECTICUT The Connecticut Mirror Kelan Lyons Mental health and criminal justice CONNECTICUT The Connecticut Mirror Adria Watson Education Photojournalism involving minority communities in D.C. DCist Dee Dwyer Wards 7 and 8 in D.C. Healthcare and health disparities for African D.C. The Washington Informer Maya Smith Americans in Washington, DC DELAWARE Delaware Public Media Roman Battaglia State and local politics in Delaware Miami’s vibrant and diverse Spanish-speaking FLORIDA el Nuevo Herald Rose Varela immigrant communities FLORIDA el Nuevo Herald Syra Ortiz Blanes Puerto Rico and the Caribbean FLORIDA Miami Herald Anna Kaiser Economic mobility in Dade County FLORIDA Spectrum News 13 Molly Duerig Central Florida's housing crisis FLORIDA Tampa Bay Times Rose Wong Health care and mental health in Tampa Bay region FLORIDA Tampa Bay Times Hannah Critchfield Aging and seniors FLORIDA WUFT News Katherine "Katie" Hyson Rural racial justice in East Gainesville Photojournalism of marginalized communities in and GEORGIA Athens Banner-Herald Kayla Renie around Athens Marginalized communities around Athens as part of GEORGIA Athens Banner-Herald Lynandro Simmons an Equality Lab GEORGIA The Atlanta Voice Madeline Thigpen Education in Atlanta schools GEORGIA The Atlanta-Journal Constitution Lautaro Grinspan Latino and Asian immigrant communities in Atlanta GEORGIA The Atlanta-Journal Constitution Paradise Afshar Latino and Asian immigrant communities in Atlanta Innovation and start-up initiatives at Historically GEORGIA The Plug Mirtha Donastorg Black Colleges and Universities GUAM GuamPDN.com/Pacific Daily News Jackson Stephens Poverty in Guam HAWAII Honolulu Civil Beat Kevin Knodell Military and veterans affairs in Hawaii HAWAII Honolulu Star-Advertiser Jayna Omaye A multimedia approach to ethnic and cultural affairs Coverage of Twin Falls and Blaine County IDAHO Boise State Public Radio Rachel Cohen populations IDAHO Idaho Statesman Rebecca Savransky Watchdog reporting on the state of public education IDAHO Post Register Kyle Pfannestiel Rural healthcare in Idaho ILLINOIS Belleville News-Democrat Megan Valley K-12 education in Belleville ILLINOIS Belleville News-Democrat DeAsia Sutgrey East St. Louis, IL ethnic communities ILLINOIS Block Club Chicago Atavia Reed Gibson Chicago South Side neighborhoods Coverage of Lakeview/Boystown/Lincoln Park areas, home to the largest population of the city's LGBTQ ILLINOIS Block Club Chicago Jake Wittich community. ILLINOIS Chicago Sun-Times Cheyanne Daniels Chicago's South and West side neighborhoods ILLINOIS Chicago Sun-Times Anthony Vazquez Photojournalism of South and West sides of Chicago ILLINOIS Injustice Watch Rita Oceguera Outer ring suburbs of Chicago ILLINOIS Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting Amanda Perez Pintado Illinois agribusiness and status of workers Cultural and spiritual community response in a Covid ILLINOIS Northern Public Radio WNIJ Yvonne Boose era Pressing community issues such as substandard ILLINOIS Northern Public Radio WNIJ Juanpablo Ramirez housing and police relations ILLINOIS The Daily Herald (Arlington, IL) Milton Arline Lake County community coverage Indiana state legislature, with special focus on local INDIANA Associated Press IN Casey Smith elections and education funding Education, health and business issues and gaps in INDIANA IndyStar TBA African-American and Latino communities INDIANA WFYI Public Media Katrina Pross Criminal justice in central Indiana Iowa statehouse, especially issues affecting IOWA Iowa Public Radio Kassidy Arena underserved populations Kansas legislature, with special focus on the KANSAS Associated Press-KS Andy Tsubasa Field disintegration of public services Criminal justice system and African-American KANSAS The Community Voice Malcolm Carter community in Kansas KANSAS The Community Voice Jazzlyn Johnson African-American communities in Kansas City Issues facing the working class including the decline in unions and changes to state worker compensation KANSAS The Wichita Eagle Megan Stringer laws KANSAS The Wichita Eagle Sarah Spoon Climate change in the midwest State Newsroom Corps member Beat KANSAS The Wichita Beacon Celia Hack Data, local government Wichita KANSAS The Wichita Beacon Rafael Garcia Education reporter in Wichita KANSAS The Wichita Beacon Stefania Lugli Ethnic communities in Wichita KENTUCKY 89.3 WFPL News Louisville John Boyle Southern Indiana community coverage Kentucky state legislature, especially issues affecting KENTUCKY Associated Press KY Piper Hudspeth Blackburn Appalachia Youth, social services and legislative accountability KENTUCKY Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting Jasmine Demers in Kentucky KENTUCKY Lexington Herald-Leader Silas Walker Rural Kentucky photojournalism KENTUCKY Lexington Herald-Leader Liz Moomey Watchdog reporting in Eastern Kentucky Watchdog reporting on public health in Eastern KENTUCKY Lexington Herald-Leader Alex Acquisto Kentucky LOUISIANA The Times-Picayune and The Advocate Marie Fazio St. Tammany Parish LOUISIANA The Times-Picayune and The Advocate Robert Finn Florida parishes LOUISIANA The Times-Picayune and The Advocate Emily Woodruff Public health in south Louisiana LOUISIANA WWNO 89.9 FM New Orleans Public Radio Paul Braun Statehouse reporting
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