Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Jack Mills
Authorities raided Tallahassee site like it was a crime scene | Opinion
On May 29, federal and state authorities conducted a coordinated immigration raid near College Town, targeting people suspected of being undocumented. These raids did not take place in so-called high-crime areas—no back alleys, drug houses, or heavily surveilled zones.
I drove alone out of Boulder heading south
Three hundred dollars some water and a taco in my mouth How far can I go Soon I'll know If this truck's gonna get me to Mexico Dumb sad story of a beautiful girl And losing a job is like the end of the world All behind me now Looking for Socorro, Las Cruces That sad old bridge out of El Paso Mexico Mexico I don't know why but I just gotta go I've got to get away Erase these mistakes Pay to play Give myself a chance of living One more day I'll trade my truck for a room On the south side of...
What Our Theory of Change Means for CAEL - The EvoLLLution
You’ve probably encountered the aphorism “What gets measured gets managed.” Anyone with an outcome-oriented view would probably agree with that, at least on its surface. After all, no matter what your line of work is, it loses meaning when you lose sight of its intended outcome. This is deftly illustrated in another piece of well-known wisdom, the bricklayer allegory. It goes something like this: Three bricklayers were working on a wall. Someone asked them what they were doing.
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) offers an unprecedented opportunity to accelerate momentum around careers that pay higher wages, require shorter-term credentials, and need a new generation of talent. As millions of workers around the country struggle, leaders need to be ready to harness this funding in ways that expand opportunities to the full diversity of our workforce—women and men, the unemployed and underemployed, and younger students and adult learners.
Hiding in Plain Sight: photojournalist Ivar Wigan on the importance of fitting in
Ivar Wigan, the photojournalist known for exploring indigenous tribes and forgotten youth culture, shoots an Instagram-cast editorial on the streets of Hackney. A rust-hued image shows a woman walking down a destroyed New Orleans street. On her way to a local strip bar, she weaves through Hurricane Katrina debris: a smashed TV monitor; an upended coach; crumpled bicycle tyres.
A Psychogeographic Guide to Grime – Work + Life
It’s safe to say that in the early 2000s, Grime got off to a rough start. After a double shooting at So Solid Crew’s Astoria show in 2001, the Met issued a London-wide clampdown on clubbing?—?and especially on the type of nights that attracted Garage crowds. New legislation meant cops could cancel events at their discretion and without warning. As Garage’s popularity fizzled out, there was nowhere for Grime, its murkier, bassier, bloodier-minded mutation, to thrive.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Jack
Contact Jack, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack