Kqeds Perspectives

Jamie Gao shares how in times of uncertainty, we can bring positivity to our lives and others.

After struggling to connect with her students, Aimee Phan found a literary approach that caught their attention.

After a serious surgery, John Evans shares why we should make the most of our time.

Kayla Ling shares why we shouldn't criticize other people's bodies.

When it comes to board games, Karan Gupta wants to make sure they are accessible to everyone.

Karina Moreno shares how she is able to find purpose and meaning in the simple things in life.

Stewart Florsheim reflects on his parents' journey to the US and how this country benefits from immigration.

Alex Coburn explains why elephants make great leaders.

Vicki Larson shares her concerns about stepping into her new role as a mother-in-law.  

Losing a pet is never easy and Maya Farías reflects on the time she spent with her dog.

Keith Humphreys shares what happened when he took his son to a barbershop for the first time.

Jonathan Kathrein weighs in on why transitional kindergarten is important for children's educational development.

When Christine Schoefer decides to help her husband buy a truck, her way with words makes all the difference.

Taran Singh shares his pasta recipe while waiting to pick up his son from a martial arts class.

Cycling has taken Nora Vik across the country, meeting all types of bike riders along the way.

Shruti Gopinathan reflects on her experience raising an only child in the Bay Area.

As Ramadan comes to an end, Lubna Qureishi shares her experience as a Muslim woman fasting and taking care of her son.

Dylan Houle shares about his experience supporting people searching for employment and the emotional toll it takes.  

After sustaining several injuries, Alessandra Comier reflects on the determination it takes to make a full recovery.  

Jenny Yu's life changed after her mother was hit by a car. Now, she advocates for pedestrian safety and speed cameras.