Emily Corwin
Investigative Reporter and EditorEmily Corwin reported investigative stories for VPR until August 2020. In 2019, Emily was part of a two-newsroom team which revealed that patterns of inadequate care at Vermont's eldercare facilities had led to indignities, injuries, and deaths. The consequent series, "," won a national Edward R. Murrow award for investigative reporting, and placed second for a 2019 IRE Award. Her work editing VPR's podcast , about an averted school shooting, and reporting NHPR's podcast , about one man's transition home from prison, made her a finalist for a Livingston Award in 2019 and 2020. Emily was also a regular reporter and producer on , helping the podcast earn a National Edward R. Murrow Award for its work in 2020. When she's not working, she enjoys cross country skiing and biking.
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The Vermont鈥檚 prison system鈥檚 ability to protect its incarcerated population from COVID-19 was under scrutiny once again on the second day of hearings in鈥� -
A superior court judge heard arguments on April 21 in Windham County about whether the court should consider a detainee鈥檚 medical vulnerability to鈥� -
Brave Little StateParole officers doling out hand sanitizer. Inmates cooking for those in quarantine. At the Vermont Department of Corrections, it's all hands on deck.Our鈥� -
Updated 6:20 p.m.More than two dozen inmates who tested positive for COVID-19 at a Franklin County prison have been moved to an isolation facility in St.鈥� -
Vermont鈥檚 Department of Corrections has taken aggressive measures in response to the coronavirus. But according to inmates, those housed and working鈥� -
According to conversations with Vermont inmates, many still have irregular access to soap or cleaning supplies, must eat elbow-to-elbow in mess halls, and鈥� -
Hospitals across the country are delaying elective procedures to preserve personal protective equipment to fight COVID-19. But what qualifies as elective鈥� -
Domestic and sexual violence survivors can access support services despite COVID-19 and Gov. Phil Scott's "stay at home" order. Karen Tronsgard-Scott is鈥� -
The publisher of the Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus has announced temporary layoffs and reduced circulation due to advertising losses. In鈥� -
Brave Little StateWith Vermont schools now closed, many parents are facing a daunting reality. In this installment of Brave Little State, a veteran home-schooling parent鈥�
