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Lakeidra Chavis

Lakeidra Chavis

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Reporter, The Marshall Project

Chicago

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I only cover sports but am open to cover anything else that I can help with.

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Total articles 526

  • Trump is backing away from police reform. Here’s what that means for 12 places

    By Daphne Duret Verified, Daja Henry Verified, Christie Thompson Verified, Lakeidra Chavis Verified, Geoff Hing Verified, Wilbert L. Cooper Verified

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • What Trump pulling back on police reforms means for Worcester and 11 other places - The Boston Globe

    By Daphne Duret Verified, Daja Henry Verified, Christie Thompson Verified, Lakeidra Chavis Verified, Geoff Hing Verified, Wilbert L. Cooper Verified

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Trump is backing away from police reform. Here’s what that means for 12 places

    By Daphne Duret Verified, Daja Henry Verified, Christie Thompson Verified, Lakeidra Chavis Verified, Geoff Hing Verified, Wilbert L. Cooper Verified

    Mar. 24, 2025

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The Marshall Project

The Marshall Project is a nonprofit news organization focused on the U.S. criminal justice system. Founded in 2014 by Neil Barsky, it aims to highlight the need for reform in a system that often perpetuates racial and economic inequities. The organization is named after Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and is dedicated to creating a sense of urgency around these issues. The Marshall Project provides high-quality journalism that exposes injustices within the criminal justice system. It also offers multimedia content, including video series and publications like "The Marshall Project Inside," which reaches incarcerated individuals in over 1,300 prisons and jails. Additionally, it has established a local network in cities such as Cleveland, Jackson, and St. Louis to cover regional criminal justice issues. The organization serves a diverse audience, including legislators, justice system professionals, and families of incarcerated individuals. It has received multiple awards for its impactful reporting and has secured grants to support its initiatives.

New York, New York, United States

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Founded: 2014