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Education policy reporter @BGov | @Vassar grad | Reports first, tweets later | theadley(at)bloombergindustry.com | Reach me on Signal: theadley.96

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Tiana Headley’s Biography

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I am an award-winning reporter and editor with print, digital and podcast experience who has covered housing, criminal justice, business and government in a major U.S. metro area and a small postindustrial city. I am passionate about documenting how policy decisions affect people’s lives, particularly among vulnerable communities.

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Tiana Headley’s Journalist Portfolio

Historical women's college meme page coordinates coronavirus aid

Historical women's college meme page coordinates coronavirus aid

Raging bushfires in Australia. The acquittal of a president who abused the highest office in the land. Tensio…

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Cash bail reforms complicate local criminal justice systems

Cash bail reforms complicate local criminal justice systems

Kristen Applegarth was desperate. The father of her children was cheating on her with her friend. One day, sh…

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Humans of Poughkeepsie: Tree Arrington

Humans of Poughkeepsie: Tree Arrington

Humans of Poughkeepsie is an ongoing project seeking to highlight Poughkeepsie residents and community member…

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Florida domestic violence victims now get unemployment benefits, but is it enough?

Florida domestic violence victims now get unemployment benefits, but is it enough?

Sherry Hunt knew she had to hide. She had ended a relationship with the father of her son 17 years ago, and t…

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They lived with flooding, raccoons and trash heaps. Then they had enough

They lived with flooding, raccoons and trash heaps. Then they had enough

Old mattresses, discarded sofas and torn cardboard boxes are piled high in the street. For the children who r…

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Grease, baby wipes and diapers: Here's how you're causing a $3.4 million problem

Grease, baby wipes and diapers: Here's how you're causing a $3.4 million problem

After frying tostones or chicharrones, you might want to rethink pouring their grease down the kitchen drain.…

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Articles

Senate Panel Approves College Student Data Collection Bill Original

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A Senate committee advanced a bill that supporters say would bring greater transparency around how college students fare as they move through higher education and into the job market. The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Thursday approved the College Transparency Act (S. 2511) on a bipartisan 21-1 vote, the first time an iteration of the bill has been approved by the panel in its nearly decade-long journey in Congress.
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Senate Panel Votes to Block Education Department’s Dismantling Original

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A Senate panel advanced a bipartisan bill to prohibit the Education Department from transferring its key operations to other agencies. The legislation would block Education Secretary Linda McMahon from pursuing agreements with other departments to relocate the offices that oversee postsecondary education, elementary and secondary education, special education, and Native American education.
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Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Block Education Department Breakup Original

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A bipartisan group of senators is attempting to stifle the Trump administration’s moves to break apart the Education Department as the president seeks to dismantle it entirely. Legislation that would block the transfer of key Education Department operations to other agencies is up for consideration Thursday by the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - Mark of Excellence Region 1 Finalist in In-Depth Reporting

Recognizes the best work in student journalism; awarded to "A tale of two districts: history of Poughkeepsie schools," which details a history of resource disparities between area school districts in upstate New York

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