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Kavish Harjai

Kavish Harjai

Kavish Harjai grew up in Binghamton, New York, and attended New York University, where he studied psychology and French. After graduating in 2017, Kavish worked at NowThis as a news video producer and writer. Additionally, Kavish helped NowThis unionize with the Writers Guild of America, East, in 2020. At Stanford, Kavish wants to build on and refine his reporting and storytelling skills in order to pursue a career as an investigative reporter focused on technology and social media companies. In his free time, Kavish enjoys reading (his favorite author is Don DeLillo), playing volleyball, listening to house music and making playlist covers.

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Data Hub, News, Projects, SPECIAL REPORT: Camp Fire AftermathJuly 7, 2022<October 21, 2022

“I just miss having them next door”: Paradise’s mobile home community hasn’t been rebuilt 3 years after Camp Fire

The Camp Fire destroyed 90% of the occupied mobile home park homes within the fire perimeter. Most of those homes were in the 30-plus mobile home parks in Paradise.

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UncategorizedMarch 30, 2022<August 31, 2022

SF gay amateur softball team continues winning streak, fosters community

In January, Impact secured a three-peat in the masters division at the Sin City Classic. The glory of winning, though, is just a small factor in why the members of Impact, many of whom have played softball for decades, continue to play the sport. For them, softball is a means to stay connected with friends and preserve community.

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Sunnyvale’s mobile homeowners are eligible for key financial perks – if they sign up in time
NewsNovember 4, 2021<September 1, 2022

Sunnyvale’s mobile homeowners are eligible for key financial perks – if they sign up in time

Sunnyvale’s nearly 11,000 mobile homeowners have 60 days as of Nov.1 to stabilize rents for their lots. But communicating how mobile home residents can…

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Housing + Development, NewsOctober 27, 2021<September 1, 2022

Organizers cheer Mountain View’s decision to enact rent control for mobile home residents

Mountain View’s city council voted 6-1 to extend rent control to the city’s mobile home parks.

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