From organizing mahjong games to sending pictures of his dog, Sunny, on WeChat, Henry Liu tries to make seniors feel young again. Liu, a program manager with a nonprofit that serves primarily Chinese elders, is faced with a new set of challenges as a result of the coronavirus outbreak and anti-Chinese sentiment. Video produced for KCTS 9/Crosscut. Producer - Aileen Imperial Editor - Amy Mahardy

A Portland rock singer transitions from female to male identity, and risks losing his singing voice in the transition process. **Nominated for a 2016 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences NW Emmy** Segment produced for KCTS 9. Produced by Stephen Hegg Edited by Amy Mahardy

King County Metro operator Clay McClure is one of the many essential workers who helps transport Seattle's residents to and from destinations during the pandemic, risking his own health and safety to help others. Video produced for KCTS 9/Crosscut Producer - Matt McKnight Editor - Amy Mahardy

In 1942, Mary Matsuda Gruenewald was a junior honor student at Vashon High School, but instead of graduating and going to college, she was sent to a concentration camp. **Emmy® winner, 2017, National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Northwest chapter** Segment created for KCTS 9, 2017 Produced by Aileen Imperial Edited by Amy Mahardy

Thought to be extinct for nearly a century, the island marble butterfly was rediscovered on San Juan Island. Now biologists are trying to keep the butterfly from getting squeezed out. Segment created for KCTS 9, 2017 Produced by Ken Christensen Edited by Amy Mahardy

Seattle artist Jono Vaughan undertakes a labor of love and respect. Video created for Crosscut/KCTS 9 Produced by Aileen Imperial Edited by Amy Mahardy