Over the past few months, I’ve churned out a variety of news and feature pieces. Have a gander!
- A feature story for Idealist.org (The secret to surviving a financial apocalypse) about how a Detroit-based nonprofit survived the crippling economic downturn.
- A story for Street Roots (Flu season hits hardest where care is hardest to find) about battling influenza in Portland while living on the streets.
- A feature story for Idealist.org (Step by Step) on India’s Barefoot College, a village-based school with a focus on traditional, rural education models.
- A news story for the Portland Mercury (Going Green in ’16?) on the feasibility of Oregon being successful with a marijuana legalization campaign next election.
- A story for Metro News (Peak Efficiency) on the possibility of the region meeting ambitious MPG goals to target vehicle emissions by 2035.
- A project by Street Roots I contributed to (24-hours on the streets of Portland) covering a day of homelessness in Portland via Twitter
- A news story for the Portland Mercury (The Coal Hard Truth) updating readers on the controversial coal export program proposed for the Columbia River.
- A profile on the local non-profit, Children’s Healing Art Project (Cover Art Charity Auction), for the Portland Mercury‘s charity auction.
- A cover story for the Portland Mercury (Keep Portland Paranormal) on why the Pacific Northwest has historically been a hotbed for paranormal investigations.
- A feature for Street Roots (Sex, lies and homelessness) on the scary connection between homelessness and sex abuse—and what people are doing to break it.
- A three-person profile for Street Roots (Survivors’ stories) reflecting on what it means to be a survivor of domestic violence.
- A feature story for Street Roots (An international field) on Portland’s international soccer tournament made up of immigrants from across the globe: The Portland World Cup.
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