A life on the street
Shot twice in less than a year, 19-year-old Leroy Lewis reenters a pilot anti-violence program, in a city where he Continue reading
Kia Gregory
Kia Gregory is a journalist drawn to people living on the margins. In her work, she often shows how people and their neighborhoods are affected by public policy. Gregory has written for the New Yorker and The Atlantic, and has been on staff at the New York Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Philadelphia Weekly, covering issues around education, economic redevelopment and criminal justice. Gregory, a Philadelphia native, lives in New York. She has received numerous awards for her enterprise reporting and writing, and is a proud alumna of Temple University.
A spirit wandering, then a life lost
Tim Bradly left his parents’ home and travelled through the darkest quarters of a modern hobo culture, which for him Continue reading
His Best Shot
Scott Charles, a trauma outreach coordinator at an urban hospital, has a short window to keep young gunshot victims from returning. Continue reading
