EDITORIAL: Leaders, organizations and citizens in Malheur County can no longer tolerate the community's high rate of poverty among children. No issue should get more attention and action.
COMMENTARY: USC journalism students decided child poverty was the project they wanted to take on. They the found the assignment in Malheur County challenging - and rewarding.
CHILDREN OF POVERTY: Get access to all five parts of the Enterprise series plus videos and commentary. As a community service, the Enterprise is making this project available at no charge on the web. We ask you to consider: How can you help?
VIDEO: Malheur County has had high rates of impoverished children for years. Local leaders who deal with this challenge share possible solutions.
COMMENTARY: A behind-the-scenes look at the reporting by the Enterprise that produced the series "Children of Poverty." The team from Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism was key.
VIDEO: Watch as local experts in Malheur County share their experiences in dealing with poverty and its impact on local children. Listen to Tobey Huddleston, principal at Aiken Elementary School in Ontario.
VIDEO: Watch as local experts in Malheur County share their experiences in dealing with poverty and its impact on local children. Listen to Mary Ann Almaraz, homeless liaison for the Ontario School District.
VIDEO: Watch as local experts in Malheur County share their experiences in dealing with poverty and its impact on local children. Listen to Xochitl Fuhriman-Ebert, an English coach in the Ontario School District.
VIDEO: Watch as local experts in Malheur County share their experiences in dealing with poverty and its impact on local children. Listen to Dave Goldthorpe, Malheur County district attorney.