Articles, resources and links to help re-imagine the way we deal with aging: money, housing, health, adjustment, volunteering, family conflict, and more.

Shatter stereotypes and raise awareness of issues regarding immigrants. Explore border issues, economics, labor/work issues, political asylum, resettlement, and moving from fear to dreams. Various immigrants share moving stories, and immigrantion workers add their insights.

Issues of race may seem like old news, and yet they remain just as much a problem as ever. New wrinkles on old themes keep people apart and foster mistrust. We interviewed people who have seen first hand the effects prejudice and racism can have on a community. Their personal stories will give you an up-close view of their experiences of fear and discouragement, inspiration and hope.

Death has been for some a taboo topic; here you' ll encounter a man who made his own casket, a young family dealing with the mother's bout with cancer; a family caring for a dying parent in their home. You' ll also hear from people working in hospice, palliative care, chaplaincy and funeral homes.

Examine TV's role in society as media experts Dr. Quentin Schultze, Dr. George Gerbner, and Ramona Pence explain how and by whom our attitudes on race, sex, roles, politics, and current events are being shaped.

A variety of people look at capital punishment: Sister Helen Prejean, whose life was portrayed in the academy award-winning movie, Dead Man Walking; Bryan Stevenson, an attorney who works on capital murder cases; Howard Zehr, a writer, photographer and consultant on criminal justice issues; plus family members of victims.