Disappearing Daughters | Mothers search for justice and embrace fragile memories
Through reporting, photography, film and poetry, immerse yourself in the stories of the resilient women of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, as they search for justice after...
Corinne Chin
The Backstory: About the ‘Disappearing Daughters’ project
WHEN WE ARRIVED in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, in February 2019, we were struck by how — in many ways — it felt like Seattle. Mountains rise...
Power, pain and the prom: 2018 Videos of the Year from The Seattle Times staff WATCH
Watch our top videos of the year
Video: Follow three women through Saturday’s Women’s March | Video WATCH
Follow three local women on their journeys through the 2018 Women's March in Seattle.
‘Stirred out of our complacency’: Hear from women protesting for first time WATCH
After a contentious presidential campaign that brought issues of sexual assault and women’s equality to the forefront, many women in Western Washington are getting politically...
Long-time Chinatown volunteer becomes reluctant Santa Claus
Retiree Kerry Taniguchi volunteers his time to keep Seattle’s Chinatown-International District safe from emergencies and disasters. This Christmas, he volunteered to play a different type...
Northwest Tap Connection dancers star in new short film WATCH
A group of young tap dancers in Seattle caught the eye of East Coast filmmakers. Their passionate choreography is now front and center in “Hell...
‘Every vote counts’ against Trump, says Latino farm owner near Yakima WATCH
So strong is his distaste that he likens the candidate to Hitler.
HIV-positive father fights for cure in South Africa WATCH
Andile Madondile, 38, of Cape Town’s Khayelitsha township, was diagnosed with HIV in 2004. “I thought I was going to die,” he said. Madondile turned...
‘Unavoidable outrage’: This is how a protest dance is done WATCH
Shakiah Danielson teaches dance to young people at Northwest Tap Connection, a studio geared toward race and social justice in Rainier Beach. A video clip...