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he U.S. Never Banned Asbestos. These Workers Are Paying the Price. by Kathleen McGrory and Neil Bedi, photography by Ric

2023 Knight Award for Public Service finalist

Toxic Burden: How American Chemical Regulations Failed the Public

Harvard’s Peabody Museum has issued public apologies in recent years for its collection practices. The Boston Globe via Getty Images

2023 Explanatory Reporting, Medium Newsroom finalist

The Repatriation Project

2023 Feature, Medium Newsroom finalist

Death on a Dairy Farm

Lottie Sam, front right, and other women prepare salmon in Toppenish, Washington, before a ceremony held by the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation.

2023 Gather Award in Community-Centered Journalism, Overall Excellence, Medium/Large Newsroom winner

ProPublica Portfolio: Collecting the Receipts Communities Can Use

A header image showing a soldier and other images, cut into strips and arranged to form a capital G

2023 Excellence in Technology Reporting, Small/Medium Newsroom finalist

How Google uses secrecy, market dominance, and connections to rule tech

Illustration of a man standing on top of a cellphone

2023 Excellence in Technology Reporting, Small/Medium Newsroom finalist

Human Trafficking’s Newest Abuse: Forcing Victims Into Cyberscamming

Logan and her sons in May 2018. Jayden, the younger son, died nearly 17 months later.

2023 Explanatory Reporting, Medium Newsroom finalist

Words of Conviction: Tracing a Junk Science Through the Justice System

Two children on their way to school help each other over a parked train.

2023 Explanatory Reporting, Excellence in Collaboration and Partnerships finalist

Railroaded

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