Director at The American Communities Project
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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About
I'm a journalist and author who created Patchwork Nation. I direct the American Communities Project, which is based at Michigan State University.
Specialties: Writing, reporting, researching, data mining, politics, economics
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Americans are less divided on "the issues" than you might think, but when it comes to "culture" ... that's another story. New work from the American…
Americans are less divided on "the issues" than you might think, but when it comes to "culture" ... that's another story. New work from the American…
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While I was at MSU, I had the opportunity to be part of the Bias Busters series, which creates cultural competence guides. Each book focuses on a…
While I was at MSU, I had the opportunity to be part of the Bias Busters series, which creates cultural competence guides. Each book focuses on a…
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During this consequential week, a look at what democracy means to Americans across the country: https://lnkd.in/eyRRRnZx
During this consequential week, a look at what democracy means to Americans across the country: https://lnkd.in/eyRRRnZx
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Data Journalist/ National Affairs Reporter
NBC News/Wall Street Journal
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PBS NewsHour
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Director of Patchwork Nation Project
PBS NewsHour
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Philadelphia's 'Love Letter' Murals Spark Neighborhood Revival
A multi-media series called “Patchwork Nation," reported by Ray Suarez and produced by Joanne Elgart Jennings, explored the impact the recession was having on communities across the United States. This segment looks how a project originally intended to combat graffiti has become a successful tool for urban renewal in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia's 'Love Letter' Murals Spark Neighborhood Revival
A multi-media series called “Patchwork Nation," reported by Ray Suarez and produced by Joanne Elgart Jennings, explored the impact the recession was having on communities across the United States. This segment looks how a project originally intended to combat graffiti has become a successful tool for urban renewal in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Congratulations 🌈Leandra S.on your amazing Diversity & Inclusion website, and huge thanks to Dante Chinni & Ari Pinkus and the American Communities…
Congratulations 🌈Leandra S.on your amazing Diversity & Inclusion website, and huge thanks to Dante Chinni & Ari Pinkus and the American Communities…
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How much do Americans trust people? It depends on where they live. New from the American Communities Project: https://lnkd.in/e_kCZjkP
How much do Americans trust people? It depends on where they live. New from the American Communities Project: https://lnkd.in/e_kCZjkP
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I am pleased to present more outstanding work on my YouTube channel, Hidden Civil Rights History, of another one of my students, Shreya Jyotishi, a…
I am pleased to present more outstanding work on my YouTube channel, Hidden Civil Rights History, of another one of my students, Shreya Jyotishi, a…
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I’m never gonna get sick of these views, or this town.
I’m never gonna get sick of these views, or this town.
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Happy National Mascot Day to the best in every era, Sparty. 💚
Happy National Mascot Day to the best in every era, Sparty. 💚
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