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ProPublica’s Year in Visual Journalism

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2022-01

A roundup of ProPublica’s strongest visual stories of the year.

We at ProPublica often tell stories about vulnerable people who have been failed by powerful individuals and institutions. Through our visual journalism, we aim to help our readers connect with and contextualize these stories.

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Over the last year, we’ve investigated racial disparities in policing and health care, the mishandling of sexual assault cases, regulatory failures with deadly consequences, a broken food safety system, tech companies prioritizing profits over people’s privacy and the ways in which our tax code contributes to extreme wealth inequality, among other subjects.

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This work has been done in the second year of a pandemic, so it has been of paramount importance to conceive visual storytelling approaches that ensured our subjects, staff members and freelance journalists both were and felt safe. The circumstances of our reporting were central in shaping the eventual visual expression.

We hope in these images you see not only abuses of power and betrayals of the public trust but also the resilience and resolve of the people who have shared their stories with us.

Ash Ngu for “ Black Snow

Kendrick Brinson and David Walter Banks for “ The Broken Front Line

Kathleen Flynn and Lucas Waldron for “ Poison in the Air

Charlotte Ager for “ Birth Rights

Ash Ngu and Andrea Suozzo for “ Chicken Checker
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