Paul Abowd
Paul Abowd is a journalist and filmmaker based in Washington, D.C. Before joining The Intercept as a video producer, he directed and shot documentaries for “Fault Lines” on Al Jazeera English. Before that, he covered campaign finance and dark money for the Center for Public Integrity and got his start as a reporter covering unions for Labor Notes magazine in Detroit. His films on the uprising in Baltimore and Wall Street’s role in the Puerto Rican debt crisis were nominated for Emmy Awards. He completed a graduate journalism fellowship at American University.
The Coronavirus CrisisAs Schools Reopen, Teachers, Parents, and Students Are Pushing Back
On the National Day of Resistance, activists say “going back to normal” isn’t good enough.
The Coronavirus CrisisAmazon, FedEx Workers Fought Exploitation in a Pandemic, Then Joined an Uprising
How essential workers made demands in a public health crisis and linked their struggle with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Black Lives Matter vs. Donald Trump
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Donald Trump return to the scene of a June 1 protest for Black lives where federal police forced them off the streets.
The Coronavirus CrisisLife and Death Inside New York’s Busiest Emergency Room
Nurses in the Bronx are still fighting for protective gear, while coping with the loss of their colleagues.