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K. Rambo

Editor in chief

K. Rambo

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K. Rambo became Street Roots’ 2021 inaugural Zuhl Fellow and soon later Street Roots' editor in chief. They covered Oregon State University and public safety for the Albany Democrat-Herald and Corvallis Gazette-Times after completing internships focused on police accountability and transparency at nonprofit investigative outlet lowaWatch in 2019, as well as The Oregonian in 2020. They graduated from lowa State University's Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication in May 2020 after serving in various leadership roles at the lowa State Daily. Their journalism career began in Albany in 2017 at Linn-Benton Community College's student newspaper, The Commuter. 

Articles by K. Rambo

  • Street Roots
    The exterior of OHSU

    Survey to assess trans and gender-diverse health care in Oregon

    The data will be used to advocate for accessible, inclusive services under the Oregon Health Plan
    By
    K. Rambo
    July 28, 2021
  • Street Roots
    Illustrative photo shows a magnifying glass zooming in on paper houses

    Report: Rent in Oregon continued to climb during pandemic

    The disparity between wages and rent is growing, especially in Portland
    By
    K. Rambo
    July 21, 2021

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