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Reentry in Los Angeles
Tracey's Story: A Struggle to Avoid Prison and Find Hope

By Joseph Rodriguez

As the prison population and recidivism soar, this multi-media story examines one woman’s experience. This project was supported by IJJ's Justice and Journalism Fund. View Video

Journalists ‘Falling Down on the Job,’
Environmental Justice Speakers Say

The news media were challenged to improve their coverage of environmental health issues at IJJ’s fellowship conference on urban environmental justice.

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Immigration Reporting Resources
Telling the Immigration Story to Require Even Greater Expertise

Coverage of Immigration Issues

 

Immigration Benefits Are Lagging for Families of Fallen Service Members

‘The Fallen and Forgotten’
Read IJJ Fellowship Project
by Fernando Diaz

Read his Story Behind the Story about this project

View IJJ Project Stories by Ethnic Media Journalists IJJ Fellowship Conferences Focus on Complex Issues
Visit Senior Fellow Celeste Fremon’s Blog
Conference: A 21st Century Criminal Justice System for Los Angeles See Our Journalistic
Toolkit for Better
Justice Reporting

How Will Obama Come Down on Affirmative Action?
He May Favor a System Based on Socioeconomic Factors

Affirmative action – that political hot potato – is on the back burner now. But once President Barack Obama decides to weigh in on the subject, his stance will prove pivotal in the continuing debate over the divisive issue.

Black ... Latino ... White ... Asian: Are Racial IDs Fit to Print?

Read this IJJ Special Report by Senior Fellow Sally Lehrman.

Journalists Hear Mexican Side of Immigration Issue
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Education Report
by Ellis Cose
An IJJ Special Report:
Can Unconscious Biases
Affect Our News Coverage?

Death Penalty Resources for Journalists

With capital punishment drawing new attention, IJJ offers these resources for news coverage.

Read commentary by Claire Cooper: "Scales of justice may weigh heavily against blacks"

 

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