The coronavirus pandemic keeps evolving. So does the news coverage, as these six stories show Data on COVID-19 cases and deaths is getting more complete, and the extent of the pandemic’s disproportionate impact is getting clearer. October 15, 2020 Tim Nickens
6 closer looks into the pandemic’s impact on minorities and the poor Six months into the coronavirus pandemic, its uneven impact has been thoroughly reported. Here are ideas that can be reported almost anywhere. September 17, 2020 Tim Nickens
5 issues to consider as the academic year begins in the pandemic With roughly half of U.S. students expected to head back to classrooms and half attending online, the coronavirus makes it a school year like no other August 17, 2020 Tim Nickens
5 ideas for covering the coronavirus’ impact on people of color and the poor Some health care experts see opportunities for long-term positive change. Data shows the disparity, but is far from complete. And more. July 31, 2020 Tim Nickens
Why Black and Hispanic residents are more likely to become infected by the coronavirus Historical practices embedded in health care, structural racism and high-risk jobs contribute to the pandemic’s disproportionate effects July 22, 2020 Tim Nickens
The tracking of disparity: Here are 5 places to find accurate data on COVID-19’s toll on people of color and the poor The most compelling stories include local voices and hard data. Journalists need to connect the numbers with the faces to reflect a broader reality. July 16, 2020 Tim Nickens
The coronavirus has taken a disproportionate toll on Black and Hispanic Americans and it’s only getting worse Poynter will dive deep on local coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on race and poverty. July 9, 2020 Tim Nickens
