Sin Aliento: A Spanish translation of Breathless that ran in Conecta Arizona, a transborder media outlet created by Maritza Félix. Supported by the Pulitzer Center.

Breathless: Funded by the Pulitzer Center, this is a multimedia project that explores Arizona as a hot spot for NTM lung disease, an emerging global health concern. It includes long form narratives in English and Spanish, photos and audio. It was published/aired on KJZZ FM, the NPR affiliate in Phoenix, Arizona.

Arizona reinstated a near total ban on abortions. Providers are surprisingly optimistic. - The Guardian

I Joined Women Searching for Lost Relatives in the Mexican Desert. It Led Us Down an Unexpected Path ~Supported by Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting; Slate

Las Otras Víctimas ~ Supported by Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting; Letras Libres

The Other Victims ~ Supported by Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting; Palabra/NAHJ

How one pocket of Utah is confronting the word 'Dixie’ ~ The Washington Post Magazine

‘People who are hurting hurt others’: undocumented immigrants pioneer ways to break cycle of trauma. ~ The Guardian

Mask war in Arizona schools ramps up as Covid cases soar.The Guardian

Racism shaped Phoenix long before Sheriff Joe Arpaio, but it also inspired a resistance. The Arizona Republic

Book documents Latino-led movement against Sheriff Joe Arpaio. The Arizona Daily Star

Before he was the bane of unwanted immigrants, Joe Arpaio was an unwanted immigrant’s son. The Daily Beast

How Activists Fought Joe Arpaio’s Immigration RoundupsHigh Country News

“He’s Going To Say My Name” When Joe Arpaio needed Donald Trump to pardon him, he hatched a troubling plan. Slate

A HOME HEATING CRISIS. A DEVASTATING FOREST FIRE WAITING TO HAPPEN. ONE INNOVATIVE SOLUTION. Wood for Life aims to bring wood harvested from forests at risk of megafires to Indigenous elders who are in danger of freezing to death. - Slate

Never going away: what Arpaio’s primary loss could tell us about Trump’s future‍ ‍ - The Guardian

Arizona doctors wary of ivermectin treatment for COVID-19.- The Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

The Solace of Playing Golf in the Navajo Nation Amid the Pandemic‍ ‍- Slate and New America

No one wants to think about dying. But now may be a good time to get an advance directive - azcentral.com

How Phoenix handled the 1918 flu is eerily similar to today - The Arizona Republic

Sick and Alone - Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting, Independent Lens

His wife died in combat. His daughter is American. And yet ICE targeted him - The Guardian

The job Americans won’t take: Arizona looks to Philippines to fill teacher shortage- The Guardian

Wrongfully Detained- Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting