Lauren Feeney
Lauren Feeney is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and multimedia journalist whose work has appeared on air and online at PBS, Al Jazeera English and other outlets. A former producer for Moyers & Company, she was a contributor for PBS' Need to Know and led web teams for Wide Angle and Women, War & Peace. She is a graduate of Bard College and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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June 22, 2012A precursor to today's "radical feminist nuns," Sister Corita spread the good word through 1960s pop art.
June 22, 2012Writers at The American Prospect are taking on U.S. poverty. Read our Q&A with editor-in-chief Kit Rachlis.
June 22, 2012In 1967, Sen. Robert Kennedy traveled to rural Mississippi to check on the progress of the War on Poverty and was "deeply moved and outraged" by what he saw there.
June 20, 2012Nuns are traveling by bus halfway across the country to protest the Ryan budget. Yesterday, they brought the message to his door.
June 19, 2012Sister Simone Campbell responds to Vatican criticism on The Colbert Report.
June 18, 2012We report from inside the 'Nuns on the Bus' tour, on a mission to spotlight social justice issues and protest the House Republican budget.
June 15, 2012Mother Jones' Andy Kroll shares what he's uncovered tracking dark money in state and local elections.
June 7, 2012Micah Sifry and Andrew Rasiej of the Personal Democracy Forum discuss how the Internet can be used to fight dark money and protect democracy.
June 5, 2012Our friends at Mother Jones compile the numbers on the most expensive election in Wisconsin history.
May 30, 2012According to The New York Times "scores" of terror suspects have been killed by drones during Obama's presidency.
