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Bonnie speaks to Penny, who found a sense of purpose at the Downtown Women's Center.
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Bonnie examines why there are rising numbers of unsheltered young people.
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Bonnie examines available HIV treatments and the ongoing stigma of HIV.
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Bonnie examines why finding a doctor matters for those with HIV in underserved communities
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Bonnie explores the factors that disproportionately harm the health of women of color.
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Young workers face challenges in low wage industries, housing, and fair wages.
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Affluent people are living longer than the poor, 14 years for women, 13 years for men
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Bonnie talks about scientific education that's available to the public.
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The workplace in Los Angeles’ Fashion Industry have health, safety & environmental issues.
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The observatory, which opened in 1935, was built as a project of the WPA.
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Bonnie continues the discussion of Race in America in New York with Colson Whitehead.
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James M Lawson Jr, to discusses racism and violence in America today.
