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Great Falls residents: 1 year of COVID

How Home Design Kept Me Sane in Lockdown This Year While finding solace in design projects, one writer remembers just how lucky she is to feel safe at all. By Gabriella Fuller Illustration: Angie Wang The day after New York City shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I watched people fight over the last roll of toilet paper at a deli, and a guy I met on a dating app offered me his only bottle of hand sanitizer. After that, I didn’t leave the house. Our homes became our refuges—and our panic rooms. Designing my own escape within became a priority: I repainted my closets; I covered...

Surprisingly many told them that they believe this is the only way forward amnesty needs to be granted and there needs to be forgiveness and then needs to be programs such as this one this is the only way that somalia can achieve peace and that can be defeated in the end many have experienced tremendous amounts of violence but many women told me about watching the husbands being killed in front of them they told me about years on the run about being desperate wanting to go back to their villages which isn't impossible because al-shabaab is still controlling these areas and it's heartbreaking t...

Maternal health care to reproductive justice, to feeling safe in community. to the wealth gap. so i think in order for us to advance, you know i have a long had a problem with that phrase, a rising tide lifts all boats. it depends on what boat you're in. >> you could drown in a rising tide if you're in the wrong boat. >> some people don't even have a boat. so this is why i'm so grateful for the visionary leadership of people like amy allison and the mentorship of congresswoman barbara lee, who are making sure that our issues are at the fore. black women have a long history of being the table-s...

Year old has changed from a regular teenager to a full blown environmental activist you are known as mother supports the protests but it's not always easy. you know when can we eat at five there's a telephone conference at six there's another telephone conference at seven the next one we meet he has to have ten minutes somewhere in between when he can eat with his family. feeling safe. in the last few months dinner conversations have centered largely on environmental issues. his family only buys organic food and eats meat just once a week but giving up the car has proved too difficult for the ...