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Screengrab of a close-up interview with a middle-aged Latino man who is mid-conversation. The caption reads, "That's half a century!"
50 Years of Building Justice
Lolita Owens, Pedro Rodgriguez, and the Georgies reflect on 50 years of life and share their hopes and dreams for a more just future.
A joyful moment between two women, one older and one younger, sitting close together on a couch. The older woman has short white hair and a floral blouse on. She smiles brightly. The younger woman has dark hair and leans in closely, laughing.
Advocacy Starts at Home
Sadie is one of 40 million family caregivers in the U.S. In this video, she shares the story of her family's struggle to keep her mother, Sadie, healthy and living in her own home.
How the Social Security Administration's Mistakes Become Recipients' Burdens: Natividad's Story
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is designed to provide modest financial assistance to people who cannot work enough to cover their basic needs. But what happens when the system that is supposed to help you demands money back?
Meet Venorica
Venorica, 70, works multiple jobs to support herself and her grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her story is like that of many older women, especially women of color, whose dual roles as family caregivers and breadwinners continue into their 60s and 70s.
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