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đź’ś Chaucer, opera, TV. Now: keeping it local with @TeamTrace. Raised by @seattletimes, @latimes, Spencer, @HuffPost. Always @edwriters @columbiaspec #ONAWLA.

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'We're Losing Our Little Boy': One Family's Fight For Their Son's Education

'We're Losing Our Little Boy': One Family's Fight For Their Son's Education

WASHINGTON -- Greg Masucci just wants to hear his little boy say his own name. That's what he tells developme…

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How The Common Core Became Education's Biggest Bogeyman

How The Common Core Became Education's Biggest Bogeyman

Shortly before Thanksgiving, Arne Duncan made a glib remark about the Common Core that quickly blew up. Speak…

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Chasm In The Classroom: Inside The Battle To Close The Achievement Gap

Chasm In The Classroom: Inside The Battle To Close The Achievement Gap

NEW YORK -- Ana Enriquez, 17, did her homework in a rat-infested South Bronx apartment, where she shared a be…

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A Thousand Cuts: Larger Classes Hit Young Children Especially Hard

A Thousand Cuts: Larger Classes Hit Young Children Especially Hard

This article is part of a Huffington Post series on the global impact of austerity -- "A Thousand Cuts" -- fr…

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Teachers In Country's 3rd Largest District Go On Strike

Teachers In Country's 3rd Largest District Go On Strike

On Monday, Chicago's public school students won't have any classes to go to. After weeks of negotiations, May…

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After Strike, Chicago Makes Sense Of Its Schools

After Strike, Chicago Makes Sense Of Its Schools

CHICAGO -- Every Sunday, CEO of Chicago Public Schools Jean-Claude Brizard takes his 2-year-old son to breakf…

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Meet the gunshot survivors who are healing through wheelchair basketball with the Chicago Hornets

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This story was originally published by The Trace, a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence in America. Sign up for its newsletters here. It happens every summer. As the heat rolls in, Juan Ortiz sees more and more shootings on the news in Chicago. But where some might see hopelessness, Ortiz sees an opportunity for connection. He thinks to himself: "I'm gonna meet a couple of those people. Those are potential teammates." Ortiz is a member of the Chicago Hornets, a wheelchair basketball team.
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Tips for Navigating Gun Violence Stats

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The Trace Nearly 200 journalists and their peers gathered online on February 4 to learn best practices for analyzing crime data and receive tips on questioning official narratives at a moment when the federal government is scaling back funding for research on gun violence. The online event was convened by The Trace and the Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center’s The Journalist’s Resource.
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CBS News Chicago Debuts Documentary Series on Life After a Gunshot Wound

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The Trace This week, CBS News Chicago launched “Miracle Shots,” a new series on surviving gun violence. Produced in partnership with The Trace, “Miracle Shots” shows what life is like for the thousands of gunshot wound victims in Chicago as told in survivors’ own voices. The first installment aired on Sunday, August 31, and is streaming online here. The episode is focused on Marlon English, a survivor who first told his story publicly through The Trace’s Chicago survivor storytelling project.
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