Sophia Anderson

1 week ago | kbia.org | Sophia Anderson

For three days, more than 100 women are volunteering to work on five new houses in northeast Columbia — two built for female, first-time homeowners. The second annual Women Build through Habitat for Humanity runs Thursday through Saturday. The event supports increased female homeownership, with support from local female-owned businesses and the National Association of Women in Construction.

1 week ago | mdedge.com | Sophia Anderson |serena zhang |Angela Crotty |Nicholas Logemann

Skin cancer is a major health concern for military service members, who experience notably higher incidence rates than the general population.1 Active-duty military personnel are particularly vulnerable to prolonged sun exposure due to deployments, specialized training, and everyday outdoor duties.1 Despite skin cancer being the most commonly diagnosed malignancy in active-duty service members,2 tracking and documenting the quantity and diversity of these risk factors remain limited.

2 weeks ago | columbiamissourian.com | Sophia Anderson |Anna Colletto

By Sophia Anderson,Anna Colletto For three days, over 100 women are volunteering to work on five new houses in northeast Columbia - two of which are, for the first time, female homeowners. The second annual Women Build through Habitat for Humanity runs Thursday through Saturday. The event supports increased female homeownership, with support from local female-owned businesses and the National Association of Women in Construction.

2 weeks ago | rjionline.org | Sophia Anderson

A conversation with Caleb Bedillion of the Marshall ProjectCaleb Bedillion is a staff reporter at The Marshall Project, where he reports about Mississippi’s criminal justice system, focusing on civil rights, courts and jails. Bedillion and Daja E. Henry, another staff writer, created a digital tool to track proposed legislation involving courts, policing and criminal laws in Mississippi.

3 weeks ago | editorandpublisher.com | Sophia Anderson

Posted Tuesday, April 22, 2025 11:00 am The Appeal, a nonprofit newsroom that exposes systemic racism in the criminal justice system and spotlights alternatives to traditional methods of policing, was looking for ways to monitor evolving legislation across the country.