Who We’ll Be After This

Navigating life with deafness can feel impossible during the pandemic, but I’ve found a solution that can work for everyone

The pandemic has made me feel more connected to the place where I live

I realize I need to show up as a Latina, because otherwise we all miss out

It’s as important to express love to your friends as it is your partner or family. Maybe more.

The pandemic and anti-Black violence have our Black family reconsidering what home means to us

In the After, each of us owes it to ourselves and the world to stay home. A lot.

Turns out a pandemic offers great practice for setting boundaries

Quarantine has reminded me how fun it is to talk on the phone

Before the pandemic, stepping off the treadmill always felt impossible

I’ve been forced to face my most persistent fear: my finances

Manners have been transformed forever

What happened when I looked outside of my noisy head