Chris Peak

Chris Peak is a staff writer for NationSwell. He previously worked for Newsday, the San Francisco Public Press and the Point Reyes Light. Contact him at [email protected]

Making Government Work

February 28, 2017

One on One With the Police

Council Profiles

February 27, 2017

In a Divided America, What’s the First Step in Erasing Prevalent Stereotypes?

Moving America Forward

February 21, 2017

5 Virtual Reality Projects That Will Change How You View the World

In partnership with

What's Possible

February 16, 2017

The High-Tech Way Foster Youth Are Safeguarding Their Records (And Their Memories, Too)

Preserving the Environment

February 15, 2017

It’s About More Than Just a Pipeline

Bridging the Opportunity Divide

February 14, 2017

This Small Token Shows Love to Those Affected by Incarceration

Council Profiles

February 13, 2017

How Do You Make a Good Idea Even Better?

Bridging the Opportunity Divide

February 8, 2017

The Impressive Top-to-Bottom Makeover of the Massachusetts Juvenile Justice System

Council Profiles

February 7, 2017

A Better Way to Boost Civic Engagement

In partnership with

What's Possible

February 6, 2017

The Simple Way to Keep Struggling College Students in Check

In partnership with

What's Possible

February 2, 2017

Can Citizen Science Save Us From Environmental Disasters?

Council Profiles

January 31, 2017

Why Behavioral Science Has Become the Next Big Thing for Solving Society’s Problems

Bridging the Opportunity Divide

January 26, 2017

The Low-Risk Way to Help At-Risk Kids

Making Government Work

January 24, 2017

10 Infrastructure Projects We’d Like to See Get Off the Ground

Council Profiles

January 23, 2017

For This Century-Old Civil Rights Nonprofit, the Real Work Is Just Beginning

Moving America Forward

January 18, 2017

Battling Blight With … Plastic?

Council Profiles

January 17, 2017

A Washington Insider’s Advice for the New Administration

Moving America Forward

January 16, 2017

6 High-Tech Innovations That Could Solve Our Food-Waste Woes