Susan Ferriss

Reporter  The Center for Public Integrity

Susan Ferriss has investigated a range of issues, from environmental destruction and real-estate fraud to police corruption and international drug trafficking. As a prize-winning Latin America correspondent for Cox Newspapers, her reports included stories on child labor, child migration and transnational gangs. She also covered California state government, politics and immigration at the Sacramento Bee. Susan is co-author of The Fight in the Fields, a history of Cesar Chavez and the farmworker movement.

Coverage areas

School reform groups question proposals emerging from shootings

Activists want parameters as city police, post-Newtown, sent to check in on Los Angeles grammar schools

Feds announce changes to address issues raised in Center report

School police still citing thousands of kids for minor violations

Federal investigation found black youths in Tennessee county put into adult system more than white youths

Hearing probes 'school to prison pipeline' featured in center stories

Education official Russlynn Ali focused on disparities in school discipline

A new GOP idea would allow undocumented youth to earn limited legal status, but not a green card, the prerequisite to citizenship.

Study says marijuana decriminalization measure affected juvenile justice in California.

New report: Minors in 'solitary' hallucinate, harm themselves

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