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Jeremy Raff is a San Francisco-based visual journalist focused on the intersection of migration, rural change, and health disparities. KQED, The San Francisco Chronicle, NPR, PBS Newshour, and others have published his work. He is a native Texan, a fluent Spanish speaker, and a graduate of UC Davis.
Produced for KQED
I produced, shot, and edited this video about how poor farmworker towns in California's Central Valley end up with no water to drink when big agriculture drills deep underground to cope with the historic drought. The video was part of a larger project for KQED's California Report; NPR picked up the story and re-published.
Produced for KQED
Meet James Houston, one of more than 1,700 "lifers"-- inmates serving a life sentence-- who have been paroled in California since 2009. That's more than the previous two decades combined. Most are in prison for murder.
Jennifer Cruz fled El Salvador after powerful gangs threatened her with sexual violence. Now, she and her older sister must face a painful part of their past in order to secure a special kind of immigration status. kqed.org/sisters
Marty Turcios is part philosopher, part disability rights advocate, and part jock. Constantly fending off stereotypes around disability once drove him to a dark place. Now, he shares his insight through golf. Full Story: http://blogs.kqed.org/stateofhealth/2015/03/05/bay-area-golf-coach-with-cerebral-palsy-defies-stereotypes-video/
Produced for Foodable Network, LLC
Produced for Foodable Network, LLC
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