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We are public media. Yet we have failed for decades to fully reflect the public we serve. As journalists, we’re asking you to support our efforts to #TransformMPR #TransformAPM. transformmpr.org/anti-racism/

Longstanding issues of gender inequity at APMG have harmed our ability to serve our public mission and our audiences. We can do better. Read this letter from a group of employees demanding accountability and change. #transformMPR #transformAPM bit.ly/2RSDNVU

1/You might have heard about Cornelius Fredrick, a 16-year-old boy who died this year in Michigan after staff in the treatment center where he lived pinned him to the floor for 12 minutes.

During three years investigating the Curtis Flowers case, we’d talked to nearly everyone involved: lawyers, witnesses, jurors, family members, investigators, politicians and people around town. But there was one person we hadn’t yet interviewed. apmreports.org/episode/2020/1…

Three years, eight months and two days ago, I got an email about a man on death row in Mississippi. His name was Curtis Flowers. Today, in final episode of S2 of @InTheDarkAPM, Curtis tells his story for the first time. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-…

With today's release of the final Season 2 episode of @InTheDarkAPM featuring an unforgettable Madeleine Baran interview with Curtis Flowers apmreports.org/episode/2020/1…, I'm raising a glass to the late Jim Dwyer, who introduced me to the podcast. This was his last tweet:

NPR guidance: we won’t be calling the people who stormed the Capitol ‘protestors’ - they are ‘pro-Trump extremists’ and what they are doing is ‘insurrection’.

People across the country are getting a break on their rent, but Sharon Lerner and I found they're paying for it with their health. Poor families, seniors are living in nation’s most polluted places — and the government has done little to protect them. (1/6) apmreports.org/story/2021/01/…

If any aspiring journalists want to talk about investigative podcasting and/or public media, please reach out!

Fellow indie media friends, join us in celebrating The Chicago Reporter, the OG of nonprofit news. Help us get out the word! AirGo Austin Weekly News Block Club Chicago Chicago Reader Chicago Music Guide Chicago Public Square City Bureau Free Spirit Media Headline Club

MS Circuit Judge George Mitchell just ordered the State of Mississippi to pay Curtis Flowers a half million dollars in compensation for being wrongfully imprisoned for more than 20 years. beta.documentcloud.org/documents/2049…

Today, we're flooding the airwaves with positive Marketplace energy. We want to remind APMG management (Dave Kansas @JonMcTaggart) that we are determined to unionize, and we aren’t standing alone.

The Minnesota police officer charged today with killing Daunte Wright isn’t the first cop to mistake a gun for a Taser. It happens every year or two. Departments have tweaked policies to reduce the confusion, but one thing hasn’t changed: Tasers are still shaped like guns.

My colleagues and I at The Appeal are facing layoffs in what may be retaliation for union organizing. You can show solidarity by sending a message to our bosses: actionnetwork.org/letters/demand…

Archie Flowers, the 80-yr-old father of Curtis Flowers, has been missing since yesterday. State authorities have put out an alert to try to find him, and his family is asking for the public’s help. He was last seen driving a blue 2007 Nissan Versa, MTA9948. Please share this.

The Silver Alert issued for Archie Lee Flowers has been canceled. He has been located and is safe.

Our new podcast digs into the untold stories of Utah's massive teen treatment industry. With new episodes every Tuesday, starting March 8. More: sentaway.org #sentawaypod

Thrilled to announce that In the Dark is moving to The New Yorker!! We are all so excited! Announcement episode with more details out today. Stay subscribed in all the usual places!

A crime committed. A crime forgotten. A crime unpunished. Our new season asks why one of the most high-profile war-crimes prosecutions in American history fell apart. @newyorker subscribers can start listening next week. newyorker.com/season-3

I'll be talking about In the Dark Season 3 with the Freedom of the Press Foundation on Thursday. Please join us!