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Public Writing
The Washington Post
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You Planted a Seed: Legal Problems as Power Building Possibilities
Law and Political Economy Project
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How responding to the new coronavirus is making the safety net for gig workers less flimsy
The Conversation
The 2019 government shutdown is just the latest reason why poor people can’t bank on the safety net
The Conversation
The Case for a Right to Counsel in Housing Court
The Justice Collaborative Institute
The Politics of Medicaid Policy and Racial Justice
Data for Progress Blog
People who get Medicaid are Made to Feel Powerless
Washington Post
How State Interference with Local Housing Plicy Impacts Tenant Health and Racial Equity
Poverty and Research Policy Podcast (Institute for Research on Poverty)
On the Power Imbalances Fueling Housing Inequities
A Health Podyssey (Health Affairs)
Podcasts & Radio
Tenants Rights: A Matter of Health
In Solidarity: Connecting Power, Place, and Health (County Health Rankings)
Living in a Fragmented Democracy
Democracy Works (McCourtney Institute for Democracy)
Contributor/Political Economy Analyst
Our Body Politic (KCRW/NPR)
Employers Are Begging for Workers: Maybe That's A Good Thing
The Ezra Klein Show (New York Times)
Congress Could Lift Millions Of Children Out Of Poverty. Will Politics Get In The Way?
On Point (NPR)
Pandemic Sets Back Women's Progress in the Workplace
All Things Considered (NPR)
Coping with COVID-19
WBAI 99.5 FM, NYC
All Praise, No Pay
Today Explained byVox
Will Americans Hold Government Accountable for Its Pandemic Response
Politics in Question
How Medicaid and Obamacare Drive Voting
Science of Politics Podcast
Groundbreakers (part 1)
No Jargon Podcast
Fragmented Democracy
The Death Panel Podcast
Fragmented Democracy
The Majority Report with Sam Seder
Fixing Medicaid in a Fragmented Democracy Trending Globally (Watson Institute)
The Politics of Medicaid
Off-Kilter Podcast
Medicaid, Federalism & Democracy
DIY Democracy
How Medicaid Impacts the Political Participation of Beneficiaries
Central Time (Wisconsin Public Radio)
The Week in Medicaid
The Week in Health Law
Trump Administration Proposes to Change SNAP
Central Time (Wisconsin Public Radio)
Fragmented Democracy
New Books in Political Science
Wisconsin Seeking Mandatory Drug Testing for Medicaid Applicants
Central Time (Wisconsin Public Radio)
Expanding Voting Rights
Counterspin Podcast
The Overlooked Section
No Jargon Podcast
Audio Commentary beginning at 5:22
Medicaid Explained: Why It's Worse to be Sick in Some States than Others (Vox)
Rotating Panelist
The Ivory Tower (PBS/WCNY)
Voting While Black (CUNY TV)
Segment Begins at 21:25
Audio and Video Commentary beginning at 1:52
The Divide: Confronting Racism in American Health Care (Commonwealth Funnd)
Audio Voice Over throughout
Print Interviews
Building Power Through Policy (The Forge)
Juneteenth reverberates with triumph, pain, past & present (Cornell Chronicle)
Power on the Margins (Frank News )
How Unstable Medicaid Programs Discourage Recipients from Engaging with Politics (Pacific Standard Magazine)
The Medicaid Patchwork (Jacobin Magazine)
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