Toledo According To Reem Subei
March 25, 2020You may be hearing a lot this year about Reem Subei. She’s a civil rights attorney for Advocates for Basic Legal Equity (ABLE) who is running for state senate in District 2, which encompasses most of Toledo’s suburbs. Despite the delay of the Ohio primary election until June 2, mandated by the Director of the
Fighting the opioid crisis by erasing a stigma
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Toledo According To Brittany Jones
February 11, 2020TCP caught up with Brittany Jones, newly elected Chair of the Urban Agriculture Alliance of Lucas County, to hear what’s sprouting in the vegetable world. As a third-year PhD student in the Spatially Integrated Social Sciences program at UT, with a Master’s degree in Urban Planning from Wayne State University, Jones grafts science and academia
After The Shift: Miners Adapt To An Industry’s Decline In Documentary, ‘After Coal’
June 27, 2017Coal has always been political. A century ago, miners were at the forefront of battles between workers and bosses in the burgeoning industrial union movement. Today, the decline of mining jobs has put coal at the forefront of a new battle— one that, on the surface, pits environmentalists against working families. Are good paying jobs
A Life of Championing Liberty: Ohio ACLU Executive Director Christine Link Retires After 27 Years
June 27, 2017For 27 years, Chris Link worked as the Executive Director at the Ohio ACLU. Recently retired, we spoke with Link about her roots as an advocate for abortion access, her work fighting the prison-industrial complex and the current fight for immigrant rights during the Trump administration. Prior to working at the ACLU, you worked for