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Watch Dr. Rachel Epp Buller embroider “stories of care” in real time! Buller will take up residence in the street-facing

I have refused to compromise on my autonomy. I choose to fight every day for the life that I have built in Minnesota. It has been a choice to embrace and love my existence as a disabled person, exactly as is.

Dr. Rachel Epp Buller will take up residence in the street-facing Outlook Gallery during the opening and closing weekends of

What communities are capable of doing in a time of democratic crisis and economic rebuilding.

I can understand the challenges that make it hard to escape the abuse. Part of my support is reaffirming that I believe what they say.

Overdose deaths in the U.S. rose to over 93,000 in 2020 — up from 70,630 in 2019 — which was the largest amount ever recorded in a 12-month period.

Will we support bills that value these workers with adequate training, fair wages, and benefits to show them how essential they really are?

“Families were communal in the past. I hope that this is something we take away [from the pandemic] — how can we lend support to one another?”

“The system isn’t broken; we just haven’t built it.”

As publisher and editor of the Minnesota Women’s Press platform, I ask our readers: Help us find and share — in virtual forums, in our magazine pages — the stories about community-based economies, green cooperatives, and women-led innovations that are working to truly correct our inequities.

I asked Jane Whitlock, an end-of-life doula who has led workshops for Minnesota Women’s Press, to offer suggestions on how families can grieve physical separation from loved ones.

The Crisis of Elder Abuse in Minnesota Elder abuse complaints to the Minnesota Department of Health’s Office of Health Facility