‘No Fish Means No Food’: How Yurok Women Are Fighting For Their Tribe’s Health
Their salmon have all but disappeared, so Yurok mothers are fighting for their tribe’s health and food sovereignty.
Pandemic crushes global supply chains, workers at both ends
The lives—and livelihoods—of two women some 10,000 miles away from each other have become linked by a global pandemic that has not only crushed one of the world’s supply chains but economies, and millions of…
‘I’m So Scared’: California Nail Salon Workers Face Ruin as Pandemic Wears On
When the coronavirus forced the closure of the nail salon where Tracy Tran works in Los Gatos, she was immediately robbed of two things she held dear: work and sleep. Ever since arriving in the…
With Less Money and More Risk, Waves of Child-Care Providers Call it Quits
OAKLAND — Kirsten Hove and her mom have been taking care of kids in San Francisco for decades. Hove’s mother opened a day-care program in her home in the city’s Marina neighborhood more than 30 years ago.…
“I’m Homeless—How Can I Self-Quarantine?”
Across from two of the tall, unnervingly skinny palm trees Los Angeles is known for, there is a light blue bungalow in a row of neat, single-story structures. After a historically dry winter, the city…
