A dispatch from Cilincing, a seaside fishing slum in North Jakarta, heavily impacted by water pollution dumped by clothing factories upstream.
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An interview with Joshua Oppenheimer, the director of “The Act of Killing” and “The Look of Silence” about Indonesia’s culture of impunity and his hopes that his two documentaries about the mass killings of 1965 would inspire a acknowledgment of past atrocities.
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A look at how the Walt Whitman Bridge drove the development of South Jersey’s suburbs, and helped establish a life for an entire generation of ironworkers.
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A story about how South Jersey’s underfunded public housing authorities are forcing those in need into so-called “poverty motels” as a short term solution to dealing with a list that was, at the time, more than eight years long.
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A news feature tracing the death of a heroin user on a NJ Transit bus back to the source, uncovering the uncomfortable relationship between the drug corners of Camden—one of New Jersey’s poorest places—and the wealthy suburbs at its border.
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South Jersey has the worst public transit in the state. This is a news feature that explores just how bad it is for carless commuters.
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