Bonnie Bertram - Profile and Journalist Details

Bonnie Bertram

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Senior Producer, Retro Report

New York

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Total articles 8

We followed people at risk of eviction during the 2021 housing crisis. Here is what we found.
By Bonnie Bertram Verified| Retro Report Verified December 16, 2021We captured the experiences of vulnerable people across the country. By Bonnie BertramFrom the earliest days of the coronavirus pandemic’s spread across the United States, the Trump administration took action to help keep Americans in their homes, in part as a public health measure to stop the spread of the disease. March 2020 marked the beginning of an 18-month experiment in housing policy, as the phrase “eviction moratorium” became part of the vocabulary of Covid-19.
By Bonnie Bertram Verified · Retro Report
Dec. 16, 2021
How Decades of Housing Discrimination Hurts Fresno in the Pandemic
By Bonnie Bertram Verified, Dan Casarez, Erik German Verified, Anne Checler| Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Verified In Fresno, Calif., the coronavirus pandemic has magnified damage caused by decades of discriminatory housing practices. Residents of its poorest neighborhoods, mostly people of color, face eviction at a higher rate than their white neighbors. This video was released in partnership with Fresnoland. This video was supported by the Pulitzer Center, The James Irvine Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
By Bonnie Bertram Verified, Dan Casarez, Erik German Verified, Anne Checler · Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Jan. 15, 2021
We followed people at risk of eviction during the 2021 housing crisis. Here is what we found.
By Bonnie Bertram Verified| Retro Report Verified December 16, 2021We captured the experiences of vulnerable people across the country. By Bonnie BertramFrom the earliest days of the coronavirus pandemic’s spread across the United States, the Trump administration took action to help keep Americans in their homes, in part as a public health measure to stop the spread of the disease. March 2020 marked the beginning of an 18-month experiment in housing policy, as the phrase “eviction moratorium” became part of the vocabulary of Covid-19.
By Bonnie Bertram Verified · Retro Report
Dec. 16, 2021