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Elizabeth Price

Elizabeth Price

Former Director of Grants & Foundation Development

Elizabeth Price is a writer based in Los Angeles. Her essays and reporting have appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the Colorado Sun, the Dallas Morning News, and others. She led Vox’s grant programs, working with philanthropies to support the future of accessible, solutions-oriented journalism.

Latest articles by Elizabeth Price

I evacuated when the Sunset Fire broke out. What happened next was surreal.
Climate

Thousands of Angelenos lost their homes to LA’s historic fires. Millions more are grappling with a complicated sense of loss.

By Elizabeth Price

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