We just got done covering the primary in South Carolina. Our work had an enormous impact with our video of Bernie talking to a teacher working 4 jobs got over 200K views.
Watch: Bernie says a teacher shouldn't have to work 2 jobs then a teacher interrupts him & says she works 4 jobs.
Now, we are in Charlotte, where we plan to focus on how immigrants are organizing for Bernie.
.@AriannaGenis of @ConMijente on how the Sanders campaign is helping to build the organizing capacity for immigrants rights organizations like hers that will have long-term effects well beyond the campaign.
During the GM strike, Zach and I filed 28 stories and 31 videos during 40 days of coverage from 5 different states. This time around, we hope to do the same and if we can raise enough money, we may stay on the road longer to keep covering the primary.
Mike Elk is an Emmy-nominated labor reporter and alumni of the Guardian. In addition to filing nearly 2,000 stories from 46 states, Elk traveled with Lula from Sáo Bernando do Campos all the way to the Oval Office in the White House. Credited by the Washington Post for being the first reporter to track the strike wave systematically, Elk started Payday Report using his NLRB settlement from being illegally fired for union organizing in 2015. He lives in his hometown of Pittsburgh and works frequently in Rio de Janeiro, where he attended college at PUC-Rio. He speaks both Portuguese and Pittsburghese fluently. His email is [email protected]
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