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Zip Code Economies

Zip Code Economies

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 With the backdrop of a world that seems increasingly divided, Zip Code Economies shares the stories of people navigating the unique economic situations in their communities. Hosted by Mary Daly and brought to you by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, these weekly stories highlight people who face issues we hear about every day, but like the rest of us, strive to make contributions, create opportunity, and move forward—together. Politik & Regierungen Sozialwissenschaften
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  • Voices from Yakama Nation

    Voices from Yakama Nation
    Mar 6 2024

    Our latest conversations with members 
of Yakama Nation, a community on the eastside of the Cascade Mountains in Washington state, provided us with unique stories and perspectives on the interconnectedness of policy, place, 
and people. Hear from some of the Yakama Nation members we spoke with as they describe their community in one word.
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    8 Min.
  • The Virtuous Cycle of Hope: Season 1.5, Chapter Five

    The Virtuous Cycle of Hope: Season 1.5, Chapter Five
    Mar 29 2021

    As we wrap up Zip Code Economies 1.5, we want to know how young people are faring. So we reconnect with Nefiso and Najmo Abdi, twin sisters we met as high schoolers from San Diego's tight-knit Somali community. Now in college and navigating the intersection of COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter protests, they recognize you can't put a timeline on change. Instead, they focus on what they can—learning from this time of turmoil and making sure their voices are heard.
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    23 Min.
  • Warrior of Light: Season 1.5, Chapter Four

    Warrior of Light: Season 1.5, Chapter Four
    Mar 22 2021

    We reconnect with Mr. Sanchez, the 10th grade English teacher at Firebaugh High School, who is the definition of an essential worker in the pandemic. Racial and economic inequities have always existed in Firebaugh, and recent events have only magnified this reality. As lack of internet access threatens to cut students off from his class, Mr. Sanchez fights to ensure continued access to education as an act of social justice.
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    27 Min.
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