We’re now at the end of our second week of crisis-style coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.
We’ve been covering stories expediently, delving deep into local and regional media around the world, and keeping focused on our core beats of human rights, environment, democracy, and related public-interest issues.
This includes shorter news briefs, plus deeper dives into the impacts of the pandemic on indigenous peoples, the risk posed by widespread hospital closures across rural America, its effects on immigration, and its many environmental angles.
How are we doing?
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A note about our Kickstarter fundraiser
We’ve been planning a Kickstarter fundraiser for several months, but the pandemic has forced us to re-assess the campaign.
We’re considering what’s appropriate, given the scale of the crisis, which has affected not just health, but also the economy.
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