Kavya Beheraj is an Associate Editor at Data Visualization. She focuses on labor markets, the college and university landscape, and the construction industry, exploring the intersections of these critical sectors. Kavya's work has been featured in Axios.
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Kavya Beheraj's coverage focuses on local public transit and air quality, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles, indicating an interest in factual information and official statements.
Given her focus on data-centric reporting, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into transportation trends or air quality metrics specific to the geographic areas she covers. Experts with access to local government reports, transportation usage statistics, or air quality measurement data may find success when reaching out to Kavya.
As Kavya mainly covers Oregon and Portland but also includes broader U.S. locations like Denver, Dallas-Fort Worth, Philadelphia, Seattle area among others; relevant sources should have expertise related to these regions' public transit systems or air quality measurements.
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By: Zachery Eanes, Alex Fitzpatrick, Kavya Beheraj
The Triangle's booming construction industry is more reliant on foreign-born workers than the country as a whole, according to an analysis of Census data.
By: Alex Fitzpatrick, Kavya Beheraj, Sabrina Moreno
Foreign-born noncitizens make up about 6% of the region's workforce.
By: Alex Fitzpatrick, Justin L. Mack, Kavya Beheraj
Foreign-born noncitizens fill critical jobs in Indianapolis' construction, agriculture and transportation sectors
By: Kavya Beheraj, Alex Fitzpatrick, Shafaq Patel
Industries like construction are struggling amid ramped-up immigration enforcement.
By: Kavya Beheraj, Asher Price, Alex Fitzpatrick
More than a quarter of the city's construction workers are non-U.S. citizens.
By: Shawna Chen, Alex Fitzpatrick, Kavya Beheraj
Foreign-born noncitizens comprise more than 16% of all workers in the San Francisco metro area — primarily in industries impacted by President Trump's immigration crackdown, census data shows.
Manufacturing, food service/recreation and construction industries have the greatest shares of foreign-born noncitizen workers in the Des Moines area, per census data.
By: Alex Fitzpatrick, Chrissy Suttles, Kavya Beheraj
Noncitizen job cuts could worsen labor shortages in key industries.
The majority of a school's overall score is based on student outcomes like graduation rates, student debt and earnings.
Louisiana has a higher percentage of veterans than the national average.
