For the sixth episode of Technical.ly's interview series taking you inside our journalists' virtual notebooks, Baltimore's Alex Galiani recounts his recent first-person essays and offers suggestions for keeping the racial justice movement alive.

For the fourth episode of Technical.ly's interview series taking you inside our journalists' virtual notebooks, Philly's Paige Gross reports from the field on love in the time of COVID-19.

For the third episode of Technical.ly's new interview series taking you inside our journalists' virtual notebooks, Philly's Michael Butler shares lessons from his recent reporting on the local impact of federal relief funding.

For the second episode of Technical.ly's new interview series taking you inside the reporter’s virtual notebook, Delaware reporter Holly Quinn shares lessons from her recent reporting on Wilmington founders.

While children attend K-12 public schools for an average of 1,195 hours per year, a full-time working parent averages twice as much time working and commuting. It's an issue of access, writes this policy scholar.

"It’s time to 'own what we own' and align all of our actions and our assets with the world that we want to see — a world that is just and inclusive," writes Nia Global Solutions' Kristin Hull.

This June, Technical.ly covered inequity in companies, communities and systems amid an ongoing, nationwide civil rights call. Here's what we found.

A shared vocabulary is the necessary first step for discussing racial equity. Here's a glossary of terms you might find useful.

Over half a century of shining lights on racism has not eradicated the darkness of inequality, though the methods of shining those lights have evolved.

Alongside calls of Black Lives Matter, we're taking a deeper look at systemic racism and efforts to increase access in tech, entrepreneurship and society.