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Bonnie Boswell Reports
Life in the Workplace Part 1 of 3
Season 7
Episode 1
Bonnie meets Ashley, a grocery worker part of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union advocating for better wages and safer work conditions. Ashley reveals her experiences working through the pandemic. Kent Wong, director of the UCLA Labor Center, unpacks the decline in worker health and safety.
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In the first of a three-part series, Bonnie explores the effects of childhood trauma.
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In this final installment of Policing America, Bonnie explores a new model for policing.
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Bonnie explores how to create meaningful change in policing.
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Connie Rice, national known civil rights attorney, returns to speak on police reform.
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Connie Rice, a nationally known Civil Rights attorney, talks about Policing in America.
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Pluto talks about Spirit Awakening, a writing program for youth who have been incarcerated
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Efforts to reimagine the juvenile justice system help young people avoid detention.
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Some detention centers are closing due to declining numbers and reform efforts.
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Bonnie goes to A Place Called Home, a center where young people find new opportunities.
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Bonnie examines how the Downtown Women's Center helps unhoused people gain employment.
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Bonnie speaks to Penny, who found a sense of purpose at the Downtown Women's Center.