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Lilia Chang

News Application Fellow

Lilia Chang is a news applications fellow at ProPublica. Lilia is a rising senior at Stanford University, where she studies mathematical and computational sciences. She has previously worked as a software engineering intern at Facebook and on the interactive news team at The New York Times’ D.C. bureau. At the Times, she worked on stories related to social media and the upcoming 2018 elections, including an analysis predicting the rise of Democratic candidates running in 2018. Lilia comes to ProPublica as a part of the Stanford Rebele Internship program.

No, a Teen Did Not Hack a State Election

Hacking conference organizers said kids had hacked “exact clones” of state election reporting websites, but that didn’t happen.

Aug. 24, 2018, 12:20 p.m. EDT

Election 2016 Gets a Report Card

A report out today by the MIT Election Lab finds signs of progress and evidence of protest.

Aug. 9, 2018, 1:46 p.m. EDT

The Immigrant Children’s Shelters Near You

We found 100 facilities holding immigrant children and have mapped 88 of them. Help us find out more about the facilities and the children being held there.

June 28, 2018, 3 p.m. EDT

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Hemos encontrado 100 instalaciones donde están los menores inmigrantes y hemos mapeado 79 de ellas. Ayúdanos a descubrir más sobre los centros y albergues y sobre los niños que están en ellos.

June 27, 2018, 12 p.m. EDT

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