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Pregnant Behind Bars

For many women, their pregnancy is a special time when they’re pampered by family and can indulge in endless jars of pickles and rocky road ice cream. But what’s it like for those who are behind bars? In the US, 10% of women who enter prisons are pregnant. I pitched, reported, recorded and edited this piece for Northgate Radio.

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The Price of Caring

The San Francisco Bay Area has one of the largest undocumented Filipino populations in the country and many of them turn to in-home caregiving. Offers of free accommodation and food often lead to the exploitation of caregivers who are expected to work around the clock. I pitched, reported, recorded and edited this piece for Northgate Radio.

Video

Portland Public Schools First to Put Global Climate Justice in Classroom

A video produced for YES! Magazine about a class in which students learn about the front lines of global warming and how to be climate activists.

A Year After Freddie Gray, Baltimore is Still Rising

A video produced for YES! Magazine about Baltimore a year after Freddie Gray and the Baltimore Uprising. Tired of waiting for outside help, grassroots organizations are generating resources from within the African American community.

King of the Underworld: San Francisco’s Columbarium through the Eyes of its Caretaker

When Emmitt Watson–the caretaker of the San Francisco Columbarium– first entered the building 27 years ago, he didn’t realize that it was occupied by the dead. Since 1988, he has single-handedly restored the building to its original glory.

Facing Eviction

A mini-documentary about Benito Marcell Santiago, a teacher with San Francisco Unified School District, who has been living in his apartment in the Mission District for 37 years. In November 2013, Marcell received notice of the Ellis Act Eviction by Vanguard Properties and was given 120 days to move out of his apartment.

Kinetic Steam Works in Oakland brings antique machines to life

A video about Kinetic Steam Works, a West Oakland-based nonprofit that utilizes steam to power antique machinery.