Harold Pollack writes in The Washington Post
Harold Pollack (2011 Awardee) wrote "Joe McCarthy was brought down by attacks on his decency. Trump will lose the same way." in The Washington Post, August 1, 2016.
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John Lantos mentioned in The Washington Post
John Lantos (2006 Awardee) was mentioned in another article in The Washington Post, "Parents express their agony at hearing", August 29, 2013.
Frank Levy quoted in The Washington Post
Frank Levy (2007 Awardee) was quoted in "The definitive guide to whether or not a robot will take your job" in The Washington Post, March 23, 2015.
David Williams on The Washington Post
David R. Williams (1994 Awardee) was a guest on the segment "Here's how racism and uncivil discourse can affect your health" in The Washington Post, August 23, 2016.
Harold Pollack interviewed Gil Kerlikowske in The Washington Post
Harold Pollack (2011 Awardee) interview with Gil Kerlikowske was in The Washington Post Wonkblog, "What's the future of drug policy? An interview with America's 'Drug Czar'", August 29, 2013.
Michelle Mello had research mentioned in the Washington Post
Michelle Mello (2007 Awardee) had research mentioned in "Why this mom thinks marijuana edibles killed her son" in The Washington Post, March 27, 2015.
Aaron Kesselheim in The Washington Post
Aaron Kesselheim (2009 Awardee) was quoted in "Why Mylan’s ‘savings card’ won’t make EpiPen cheaper for all patients" in The Washington Post, August 25, 2016.
John Lantos mentioned in The Washington Post
John Lantos (2006 Awardee) was mentioned in The Washington Post, "HEALTHBEAT: Govt rethinks how to reveal research risks as preemie study sparks ethics outcry", August 29, 2013.
Eric Patashnik wrote in The Washington Post Monkey Cage, citing Suzanne Mettler and Andrea Campbell
Eric Patashnik (2008 Awardee) wrote "Five key lessons about the welfare state" citing Suzanne Mettler (2011 Awardee) and Andrea Campbell (2005 Awardee) on The Washington Post Monkey Cage
Cathy Cohen on The Washington Post
Cathy Cohen (2004 Awardee) had research mentioned in "How social media helps young people — especially minorities and the poor — get politically engaged" in The Washington Post, September 9, 2016.