Ray Levy Uyeda, Author at Prism

Crime, Reform & Abolition

As employers look to expand the pool of potential workers, formerly incarcerated people see both opportunities and risks

by Ray Levy Uyeda January 10th, 2022January 10th, 2022

The pandemic and the Great Resignation have fueled a labor shortage that may open up new opportunities to people as they transition back into their communities

Gender & LGBTQ+

With abortion rights hanging in the balance, pregnant young people are among the most vulnerable

by Ray Levy Uyeda December 2nd, 2021December 2nd, 2021

This year, schools across the country are reconciling with the real story of Thanksgiving

by Ray Levy Uyeda November 22nd, 2021November 22nd, 2021

Race

Non-white suburban moms in Virginia are left out of the critical race theory discussion

by Ray Levy Uyeda November 11th, 2021November 15th, 2021

Race

Anti-abortion attacks are linked to other attacks on civil rights

by Ray Levy Uyeda October 28th, 2021October 28th, 2021

Black parents are trapped between the pandemic and child protective services

by Ray Levy Uyeda October 25th, 2021October 26th, 2021

Crime, Reform & Abolition

Some police budgets are increasing, but that doesn’t mean the ‘defund the police’ movement isn’t working

by Ray Levy Uyeda October 13th, 2021October 13th, 2021

Gender & LGBTQ+

Historically disadvantaged communities have a lot at stake this SCOTUS term

by Ray Levy Uyeda October 5th, 2021October 5th, 2021

Race

School safety concerns push Black and Latinx parents to homeschool their kids

by Ray Levy Uyeda September 9th, 2021October 26th, 2021

Gender & LGBTQ+

Abortion support networks gear up for restrictive new Texas law

by Ray Levy Uyeda August 27th, 2021August 26th, 2021