Amy Julia Harris

Amy Julia Harris is a reporter for Reveal, covering religion and its intersection with public life. Harris previously covered housing, exposing widespread mismanagement in a troubled public housing agency in the San Francisco Bay Area. Before joining Reveal, she worked as an education reporter at The Charleston Gazette in West Virginia and spent a year on a series of stories investigating a now-shuttered private college where she won a statewide investigative reporting award for her 2012 series. She has also written enterprise stories for The Seattle Times, Half Moon Bay Review, and Campaigns and Elections Politics Magazine. Harris is based in Reveal's Emeryville, California, office.


Men sent to Christian Alcoholics & Addicts in Recovery, better known as CAAIR, work full time at chicken processing plants. The hours are long, the conditions are brutal and the program keeps all the wages.

They thought they were going to rehab. They ended up in chicken processing plants.

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Men sent to Christian Alcoholics & Addicts in Recovery, better known as CAAIR, work full time at chicken processing plants. The hours are long, the conditions are brutal and the program keeps all the wages.