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INDYMASS: October 3, 2024
A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press
THE DOCKWORKERS’ FIGHT IS EVERYONE’S FIGHT
If union members can’t stop automation from taking their jobs, what chance do the rest of us have?
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE WITCH CITY OUIJA WIZ
The Salem Witch Board Museum is a local landmark that channels a national phenomenon
BINJ EDITORIAL DIRECTOR TALKS POST COMMISSION WITH “THE YOUNG JURKS”
Chris Faraone and Mike Crawford discussed police accountability, corruption, and larger issues surrounding the Karen Read case
EDITORIAL: STUDENT JOURNALISTS, PITCH US!
New BINJ intern track makes it easier than ever for muckrakers-in-training to work with HorizonMass
INDYMASS: September 19, 2024
A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press
NEW BINJ COLLABORATION WITH INVISIBLE INSTITUTE
The lack of comprehensive employment history data in Massachusetts is driven home by the launch of a data tool for exactly that information from 17
Half The Story: A Deep Dive On What’s Come Of Police Reform In Massachusetts
Massachusetts passed historic police certification reform. But even with the POST Commission, the public can’t see which cops have been part of the “officer shuffle.”
“SHROOMZ IN THE HOOD”
New Massachusetts psychedelics group will advocate for equitable access and support Black and Indigenous communities
CAPE COD VISITING NURSES UNION AUTHORIZES STRIKE
The home health organization can’t afford to lose more nurses … but nurses can’t afford to stay