Riley Rose realized she was transgender on a cold November day after sifting through her partner's closet. The following January, in the midst of her ROTC training, President Donald J. Trump announced a new ban on transgender military members. Believing that she would never fully be accepted by the organization that had come to be like a family to her, Riley was forced to chose between her life and her livelihood. Video by Grace Pritchett.

After 200 years of Chapman farmers being rooted in Warren County, Kentucky, the certainty of the farm is now unclear. Neither of Chapman's children have any interest in taking over the farm, which may mean the end of the Chapman legacy. Video filmed and edited by Grace Pritchett and BreAnna Luker. (This video is part of a project by students at Western Kentucky University titled The Way We Work: Kentucky Adapts to a Changing Workforce).

People gathered for the "Cincinnati Violin Vigil for Elijah McClain" event at Washington Park in downtown Cincinnati on Sunday, July 12, 2020. McClain, who was an avid violinist, died after police in Aurora, Colo. stopped him as he walked home from a convenience store. Video by Grace Pritchett. 

U.S. Navy Electrician's Mate 2nd Class Leaman R. Dill, of Huron, S.D. was assigned to battleship U.S.S. Oklahoma when the ship was attacked by Japanese aircraft in 1941. After his remains were identified through DNA analysis, two surviving family members finally saw Dill laid to rest in the Black Hills National Cemetery on Monday, Aug. 23, 2021, in Sturgis, S.D. Video by Grace Pritchett. 

Rapid City Area Schools kicked off its Lakota Immersion Program on Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2021, at Canyon Lake Elementary in Rapid City, S.D. Twenty-two kindergarten students, Indigenous and white, will learn about the Lakota language and culture this year. The event was held  across the street from former the Rapid City Indian Boarding School. Many believe graves of boarding school children are there. Several speakers noted how the immersion program would be a point of healing and hope for the community. Video by Grace Pritchett.