Cancer in the coronavirus crisis: my weekly diary (The Guardian)

Heather Chaney, 49, is a stay-at-home mom from Bellevue, Washington. She was diagnosed with cervical cancer in mid-February 2020, just weeks before the coronavirus outbreak overwhelmed the state. Follow her treatment journey in her weekly diary column. Continue Reading →

‘Sister, where did you go?’: the Native American women disappearing from US cities (The Guardian)

It is 10 years since Alyssa McLemore, 21, disappeared. Hers is just one of countless such cases across the US. Continue Reading →

‘Defense ninja’: One Muslim woman’s journey to empowerment (The Christian Science Monitor)

When she faced harassment, Fauzia Lala couldn’t find training that would allow her to protect herself with both actions and words, so she founded her own self-defense school. Now, she helps dozens of other women. Continue Reading →

Humanizing the Arab World in America (U.S. News & World Report and International Women’s Media Foundation)

Playwright Yussef El Guindi is determined to confront U.S. laws, rhetoric and fears tied to Arab-Americans. Continue Reading →

Seattle is on a road map to zero youth detention – so why is it opening a huge new prison? (The Guardian)

New multimillion-dollar detention facility set to open in county that has committed both ideologically and financially to eliminating youth incarceration. Continue Reading →

Hallie Golden: Journalist, Photographer, Videographer

Cancer in the coronavirus crisis: my weekly diary (The Guardian)

‘Sister, where did you go?’: the Native American women disappearing from US cities (The Guardian)

‘Defense ninja’: One Muslim woman’s journey to empowerment (The Christian Science Monitor)

Humanizing the Arab World in America (U.S. News & World Report and International Women’s Media Foundation)

Seattle is on a road map to zero youth detention – so why is it opening a huge new prison? (The Guardian)

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