New U.S. Climate Law Could Make Midwest Water Contamination Worse

58th Annual Competition Fellowship Winners for 2023

Dom Phillips 1964-2022

Police Personnel Records Routinely Kept Secret, Erased. How That Hurts Accountability

States look to help people with criminal records find jobs, housing. What they’re doing

Can ‘clean slate’ laws really erase criminal records from public view? It’s complicated

‘Clean slate’ laws would erase criminal records. Do they make America more equitable?

57th Annual Competition Fellowship Winners for 2022

The Deep American Roots of the Atlanta Shooting

New Dominion

Former APF fellow James Ridgeway (APF – 2014) died Feb. 13 in Washington, D.C.

56th Annual Competition Fellowship Winners for 2021

Is Natural Gas a Fossil Fuel with a Great Future Behind It?

The Limits of Disturbance

55th Annual Competition 
Fellowship Winners for 2020

54th Annual Competition Fellowship Winners for 2019

No Justice in Veracruz, as Journalist’s Death is Unsolved

The House Over Hades

The Unique Art of Sign Painting in Los Angeles

Living on the Fence Line: A History of Chemical Threats to Black Communities

Death by Dust

53rd Annual Competition Fellowship Winners for 2018

Coachella Valley Farm Workers

America’s Industrial Accident Investigators: Their Uphill Battle to Prevent Disasters