The Center is thrilled to announce the selection of 14 talented journalists who will join us this week for the 2026 ...

As premiums jump and assistance shrinks, a growing number of older people are being forced to delay or skip health care.

Suzette Brewer of the Cherokee Nation reflects on her long reporting journey, which investigated the widespread sterilization of Indigenous people and their centuries-long fight for reproductive ...

Without driving alternatives, seniors — especially in rural and low-income areas — face isolation, depression and health ...

At a time when the news media faces a crisis of trust, and when credible news and information is often overtaken by rumor and misinformation, what can mainstream reporters and news outlets learn from ...

Jamal Keyton Perry knows firsthand the challenges Black men face in accessing PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, the HIV prevention medication. As a Black gay man, he noted that even though the Food ...

In the middle of today’s immigration climate, many victims of domestic violence in our community live with a double fear: the abuse at home… and the fear that reporting it could bring them closer to ...

Journalists have covered the many ways that racial injustices fuel health care disparities. We’ve looked at the impact of neighborhood segregation, discrimination and the violence of poverty. Now, a ...

When Gloria Caballero, 52, started experiencing knee pain four years ago, her sister in Los Angeles suggested a natural remedy that a coworker had sworn by: a supplement called Artri King. Following ...

Before she publishes a story on domestic violence, journalist Sammy Caiola calls sources to review the information she plans on including. Sometimes, survivors ask her to remove facts, since their ...

Three months after receiving a clean bill of health from her cardiologist, marathon runner Dawn Roberts was participating in a 5K with her son when she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her chest. “It was ...