A popular and widely used government program began the process of shutting down due to congressional inaction, leaving more than 23 million American households with no subsidies that previously helped them get online.
What does this mean for our readers? The Markup isn’t going anywhere.
We'll continue innovating, providing the industry with methodologies, story recipes, and training—to help others do this kind of work no matter where they are.
We’ll also have a permanent local partner, which will be an incredible testbed to ground our work within communities.
If you love our data-driven, community-centered work, we’ll only be doing more of it. Thanks for sticking with us on this journey.
Last year, our investigation on how L.A. gave lower priority to unhoused Black and Latino people for subsidized housing led to a unanimous motion to improve fairness in the “vulnerability” scoring system that generated the issue.