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Moe Clark

Moe Clark

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Investigative Reporter, InvestigateWest

Denver, Tacoma

Biography

Journalist covering justice, housing and environmental issues // 2023 Data Institute fellow @c4jdhowardu Words: @ProPublica @ColoradoSun @NewslineCO 🏳️‍🌈

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Total articles 539

  • 10 years after Joel’s Law, involuntary commitment remains complex

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified| Cascade PBS Verified She’s used the pile of documents — including records of his behavioral health history, jail stints and hospital stays — once before. In 2020, she successfully asked a Pierce County judge to involuntarily detain her son, whom she asked not to be named to respect his privacy, under Washington’s Joel’s Law.

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified · Cascade PBS

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Joel’s Law petitions are rising — but are they helping?

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified| Seattle's Child Verified Tatiana Leone never leaves her Bremerton apartment without a reusable grocery bag filled with documents detailing her son’s history of mental illness. She doesn’t know when she will run into her son, who lives unhoused in Seattle, and she wants to be prepared if he’s in a crisis. She’s used the pile of documents — including records of his behavioral health history, jail stints and hospital stays — once before.

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified · Seattle's Child

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • WA families are using ‘Joel’s Law’ for involuntary commitments more than ever. Is it working?

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified| The Lund Report Verified Joel’s Law petitions increased by 266% since 2020 statewide by | Tatiana Leone never leaves her Bremerton apartment without a reusable grocery bag filled with documents detailing her son’s history of mental illness. She doesn’t know when she will run into her son, who lives unhoused in Seattle, and she wants to be prepared if he’s in a crisis. She's used the pile of documents — including records of his behavioral health history, jail stints and hospital stays — once before.

    By Conor Wilson, Moe Clark Verified · The Lund Report

    Apr. 01, 2025

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InvestigateWest

As a nonprofit, collaborative newsroom, InvestigateWest's mission is to produce high-impact investigative journalism that holds power accountable, exposes injustice and empowers underserved communities across the Pacific Northwest to create a more informed, just and equitable society. Our vision is one of a society where all communities are empowered by fearless investigative journalism that drives systemic change, strengthens democracy, and fosters greater accountability and justice. Over the years, our small newsroom has generated massive impact, including a dozen new state laws to protect workers, the environment and vulnerable children.

Seattle, Washington, United States

+1 206-718-0340

Founded: 2009