Jacob Steimer is a Reporter at MLK50: Justice Through Journalism. He focuses on social issues, nonprofits, and bankruptcy, with a particular emphasis on the Memphis, Tennessee area. Jacob's work has been featured in The Commercial Appeal and MLK50.
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Jacob's article titles and coverage attributes indicate a strong focus on local issues related to housing, renters' rights, evictions, poverty, and bankruptcy in Memphis and Shelby County. He regularly cites data and government announcements while covering evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Jacob Steimer
Starting in July, West Tennessee Legal Services in Jackson will serve the Memphis area. A reflection of people walking on Washington Avenue in downtown Memphis is seen on the glass case holding the…
By: Jacob Steimer
Participants of “The People vs The State of TN” march in front of the capitol in Nashville on April 17. Photo by Kevin Wurm for MLK50 Tenants generally don’t stand much of a chance in e…
State becomes even more landlord-friendly with new law and the failure to establish Memphis rental registry
By: Jacob Steimer
The public notice sign associated to Pastor Clifford Causey’s housing development, weathered by the years passed since its posting, is planted at the edge of the overgrown field near the land. Phot…
Pastor Clifford Causey says he was stirred by the Spirit to take a late-night drive through Parkway Village back in 2018.
By: Jacob Steimer
The Greater Memphis Housing Justice Project, Just City and the Memphis Interfaith Coalition for Action and Hope will get a combined $475,000 per year
By: Jacob Steimer
A view of the Shelby County General Sessions Civil Court for civil cases in downtown Memphis. Photo by Andrea Morales for MLK50 After losing its largest funder, Memphis Area Legal Services has name…
By: Jacob Steimer
Joyce Warren sits for a portrait in her apartment at the Memphis Towers complex in June. On the wall behind her are notes from previous Memphis Towers meetings. Photo by Andrea Morales for MLK50 I…
By: Jacob Steimer
Photo illustration by Andrea Morales for MLK50 With the growth of institutional mega-landlords in Memphis, many have worried about how they would treat their tenants and their properties. But these…
By: Jacob Steimer
One day last fall, Bryant Woods’ rotted-out flooring opened up beneath his 11-year-old daughter. Major leaks in the rental home had allowed mold to thrive and rot to set in. In the winters, he was …
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