Kqeds Perspectives

Randolf Klein shares why diversity matters when providing opportunities in the workplace.

Carole Henmi reflects on the U.S. executive order that authorized the internment of Japanese Americans and how it impacted her family.

Despite the recent executive orders from the Trump administration, Hunter Stoval stands proudly in his identity.

Yumi Wilson opens up about taking care of her sister and recognizing abuse after she was brutally attacked by her husband.

Isabel Daniels reflects on one of life’s most difficult losses: the loss of a friendship. 

Caring for an aging parent while raising your own children can be a daunting task. But this is one challenge you don’t have to face alone, as Veronica Sibley reminds us.   

Keith Barlow shares how learning other languages was embraced by his family.

For Saachi Dhillon, navigating high school came with new changes and challenges, especially with friendships. 

Elizabeth Levett Fortier reminds us that the value of a San Francisco Muni ride is often much higher than the fare. 

After her father fell ill, Disha Zaidi shares how empathy from friends and family made a big impact.  

Andrea Stryer reflects on an exchange she had with a teacher who challenged her work on a school project.

Tim Davern shares the parallels of repairing liver function and taking care of planet Earth.

Elizabeth Rynecki shares about the important role oceans and trading goods play in our everyday lives.

Ben Friedman shares why he appreciates having time to spend with his son.

While grieving the loss of her best friend, Cate Steane shares why having compassion for others is so important.

Jenness Hobart shares how her life experiences have changed as she ages.

Whitney Sterten-Hall shares her memories about the Altadena home she grew up in that was recently devastated by wildfires in Los Angeles.

Grant Yee shares how he became passionate about playing volleyball and how it improved his life.

Deepika Sikri shares her experiences as a mother raising her sons to respect women.

Rob Glen reflects on his conversations with family after seeing a new film about Bob Dylan.