Aging
A photo series on aging in the Black community.
Thousands of farmworkers are working well into their sixties and seventies with no safety net built for retirement.
For Martha Felix, 84, the Santa Elizabeth church in the San Fernando valley offers sanctuary and community.
As Latino immigrants age, those without families face loneliness and those with families worry about being a burden and hesitate to ask for help. Psychotherapist Gabriel Romero explains that "we feel pleasure in helping others, but we also limit those who want to help us."
Caregivers Crystal Foster and Jermaine Moore share challenges of aging while caring for special needs children. They highlight resilience, family support, and the need for better caregiver resources.
Family caregivers like Camilla Bradford face aging-related challenges while caring for loved ones. Despite physical and emotional strain, their dedication highlights resilience and the need for stronger support systems.
Cambodian genocide survivors face PTSD, nightmares, and trauma, worsened by limited culturally responsive care. It was after Santa Clara County hired Cambodian genocide survivor Bophal Phen that culturally responsive care and practices were implemented to aid trauma healing.