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NPR
Sarah Gonzalez
18 January 2019
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Podcast
Over 15 Minutes
When Panera Bread launched several pay-what-you-want cafes, people from different economic and social backgrounds found themselves eating the same lunch, and paying what they could. While the cafes eventually closed, ...
WNYC
Sarah Gonzalez
23 November 2016
Bronx, New York, United States
Text
Under 800 Words
In an era when success in school and the workplace is so heavily reliant on internet access, almost 20 percent of New York City households still lack internet access at home. Fortunately, the New York City Housing Aut...
WNYC
Sarah Gonzalez
10 October 2016
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
Radio
5-15 Minutes
In the U.S., some people who are convicted as minors can spend their whole lives in prison. German prisons offer a solution: shorter sentences and a focus on reducing crime once people reenter society.
WNYC
Sarah Gonzalez
10 October 2016
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
Radio
5-15 Minutes
Germany's system of shorter sentences for minors and correctional officer training focused on rehabilitating prisoners could become a model for juvenile detention in the U.S., where guards are currently trained in fir...
WNYC
Sarah Gonzalez
10 October 2016
New Jersey, United States
Radio
5-15 Minutes
Many minors, especially those who are black or hispanic, are tried and sentenced as adults. A new New Jersey law requires minors to at least begin their sentence in juvenile facilities, but there are still problems.
WNYC
Sarah Gonzalez
10 October 2016
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
Radio
5-15 Minutes
In the United States, minors are often tried and sentenced as adults, leading to traumatizing circumstances and high recidivism. In Germany, minors cannot be tried as adults and are put in prisons that double as farms...
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