A “Prevention Revolution” Offers Hope in the World’s Largest HIV Epidemic (The Nation)
New forms of PrEP to prevent HIV, like injectable CAB-LA, are coming. Public health officials hope they’ll help South Africa’s young women, one of the most impacted groups in the world, avoid the virus. Reporting funded by the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting.
Successes and Challenges for People Diagnosed With HIV (POZ.com)
Medical Monitoring Project finds most are receiving HIV care and treatment, but many face challenges such as poverty and unstable housing.
Young People Living With HIV Face Higher Suicide Risk
Stigma and systemic racism can kill, according to the first study to look at suicide risk among HIV-positive youth.
Bigger. Older. Richer. Here’s how Utah is changing.
Key takeaways from the latest Census for the fastest growing state in the nation.
See the maps: Where redlining happened in Utah
A dynamic mapping piece exploring the lasting impacts of historical housing discrimination practices in Utah. As seen in the Salt Lake Tribune.
As Utah explodes in growth, coal country is left behind
The decline of coal has hit this region of Utah hard, but locals hope to find a path forward. (As seen in the Salt Lake Tribune.)
Utah’s dramatic growth seen from the sky
In a decade, sleepy towns have transformed into sprawling cities. As farmers and cowboys leave and tech workers move in, here’s a look at the change from above. (As seen in the Salt Lake Tribune.)
Asthma is hitting some parts of Salt Lake County harder. Here’s why.
The burden of asthma is disproportionately high in some Salt Lake neighborhoods, due to low health care rates and more air pollution.
Getting Around During a Pandemic: COVID-19 Changes Transportation in New York City
My master’s thesis on how COVID-19 impacted transit in New York City.