Tim Lloyd
Former We Live Here ReporterTim Lloyd was a founding host of We Live Here from 2015 to 2018 and was the Senior Producer of On Demand and Content Partnerships until Spring of 2020.
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Despite the decades-long fight for school desegregation, America is, for the most part, still sending its white and black children to separate schools. Here in St. Louis, this angst over school segregation and integration never really went away.In fact, St. Louis is home to the longest running formal desegregation program in the country.In the latest podcast, we take you through its past, present, and experts' best guess for the future. -
Administrators will no longer be able to suspend students in pre-kindergarten through second grade who attend St. Louis Public Schools starting next… -
This story is part of the NPR reporting project “School Money,” a nationwide collaboration between NPR’s Ed Team and 20 member-station reporters exploring… -
Administrators will no longer be able to suspend students in pre-kindergarten through second grade who attend St. Louis Public Schools next fall. -
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We start Season 2 of We Live Here by exploring a concept we're calling "burden of proof." And we ask why is it that race and class have such a huge impact on who gets believed in society. We explore this through the narrative of St. Louis lawyer Thomas Harvey, who confronted his own difficulties believing poor people and black people. -
As with the rest of the country, most white and black children in St. Louis go to separate schools.It’s a topic our We Live Here team has been digging… -
Updated 6:30 p.m. with comments from McCoy, board-- The Jennings School District has selected a superintendent to fill the shoes of the woman credited… -
For our holiday episode, we talked to faith leaders about their experiences addressing race with their congregations. We wanted to know if they felt… -
Updated at 9:57 a.m. - More than a dozen people have died as a result of historic flooding throughout Missouri. And the state isn’t out of the woods just… -
It’s the holiday season, and like many of you, we’re taking stock. Taking stock of what we accomplished with this We Live Here project; the stories and topics we’ve covered; and where we hope to go in the future. -
Kaiya Timmermeier is standing under a big oak tree in the parking lot of Maplewood Richmond Heights Middle School. She is more than a little freaked out…
