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Above the Fold: Iowa City’s unhoused population navigate difficult circumstances

Photojournalist Jordan Barry joins in this episode to share his experience photographing and building relationships with the homeless community.
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Natalie Dunlap, Assistant Digital Editor
January 30, 2024

The unhoused population in Iowa City has built a sense of community while facing hardships. Jordan Barry captures their experiences and photographs their circumstances in his project.

RELATED: A City Within: An inside look at homelessness in Iowa City

Above the Fold is hosted and produced by Natalie Dunlap. Reporting from Jordan Barry contributed to this episode.
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About the Contributor
Natalie Dunlap
Natalie Dunlap, Assistant Digital Editor
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Natalie Dunlap is the Assistant Digital Editor at The Daily Iowan. She is the host and producer of the Above the Fold news podcast. She has previously worked as a news reporter, news editor, politics reporter, politics editor, and digital producer for the DI. She is a senior majoring in journalism and minoring in English and gender, women's, and sexuality studies. In her free time, she enjoys crocheting while listening to pop culture podcasts.
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