Aderemi Adanta spent four years in detention, fighting to stay in a country he calls home. His story sheds light on the uphill battles immigrants face, and the tireless work of groups like the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project to support them every step of the way.

As opioid overdoses surge across the country, naloxone has emerged as a powerful tool for saving lives. But stigma and a lack of understanding still create barriers to access. This story dives into why harm reduction matters and how naloxone distribution is reshaping communities.