Yes, we’re still obsessed with this picture two years later. 🥰 #KBJ

Photo Credit: Sarahbeth Maney

The homepage at ProPublica is really something right now.

Four stories posted in the last two days show the impact from reporting by ProPublica and its partners on the environment, labor, racial justice and the treatment of youth.

Spend some time with this complex and personal visual story — carefully chronicling how a woman’s life unraveled after Tennessee law required her to give birth, then failed to provide support she desperately needed. projects.propublica.org/the-year-after…

We're excited to be a host newsroom for summer interns through the Ida B. Wells Society again this year!

Open to college juniors, seniors, graduate students and recent graduates. Join the society (it's free!) and apply by Feb. 18!

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🧵 ~ #MLKDay Eve Reading/Listening~

I invite everyone to read and/or listen to my father’s words this evening before posting tomorrow.

Here’s a list:

First they fought for their freedom, then they faced another battle - for financial compensation.

A new Michigan law was supposed to be on their side.

It's been falling short.

Anna Clark's searing report + Sarahbeth Maney's brilliant photography

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My first ProPublica story (🎊) collab with Anna Clark just published this morning. Read why Michigan is failing to compensate those who were wrongfully convicted. No paywall: propublica.org/article/why-mi…

NEW: Sometimes criminal justice reform works. And sometimes it falls woefully short. Excellent story from ProPublica's Anna Clark, with photos from Sarahbeth Maney.

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Michigan law compensates some people for wrongful imprisonment, and shuts out others entirely.

Here's why, and here's the cost: propublica.org/article/why-mi…

Featuring gorgeous photos by Sarahbeth Maney

States Require Students to Prepare for Active Shooters More Often Than Officers.

In Uvalde, It Showed.

w/ Texas Tribune and @FRONTLINEPBS. propublica.org/article/uvalde…

US vetoes Security Council resolution that would have called for “humanitarian pauses” to deliver lifesaving aid to millions in Gaza

Favor: 12 (Albania, Brazil, China, Ecuador, France, Gabon, Ghana, Japan, Malta, Mozambique, Switzerland,UAE)
Against: 1 (US)
Abstain: 2 Russia, UK

So excited to be a keynote speaker for the NPPA Women in Visual Journalism Conference this weekend in Dallas. Such an incredible lineup✨ register here: nppa.org/events/63ed520…

Incredible opportunity for an investigative reporter in the Bay Area. Plus you’ll get to work with Geoffrey W. King!

🚨Internship Alert📷

Apply for the San Francisco Chronicle Summer Visuals today. And join the list of notable former interns: Sarahbeth Maney gabriella angotti-jones✨ Jessica Christian Ethan Swope Santiago Mejia Amaya Nicole Edwards (and many more)

DEADLINE: Oct. 8th

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So thrilled to share I’ll be joining ⁦ProPublica⁩ as their first Diamonstein-Spielvogel Visual Fellow. I’ll be collaborating with the in-depth investigative team and can’t wait for what the next two years has in store! propublica.org/atpropublica/p…

Nushrat Rahman and Sarahbeth Maney spent months documenting Tonya Hogan's journey. It's an important, must-read story. I hope that you do:

From shelter to home — how one woman climbed out of homelessness bridgedetroit.com/from-shelter-t… via @bridgedet313 Detroit Free Press

Tonya Hogan is part of the growing number of women and families in Detroit who are experiencing homelessness.

Sarahbeth Maney and I spent months following her journey from shelter to a home.

I hope you’ll take some time this Sunday to read her story. 🧵
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Unhoused women in San Francisco experience incredibly difficult and unique challenges. Mallory Moench and I spent months listening to and learning from 3 women who shared their harrowing stories of survival. Meet Julianna, Jina and Zia bit.ly/44tUBFL San Francisco Chronicle