Nadra Nittle is an award-winning journalist based in Los Angeles and founder of The Fault Line, leading human-centered reporting on California issues. Her work has appeared in Vox, The Guardian, The Atlantic, NBC News and the History Channel.
immigration
After crossing the border as a traumatized child and waiting years for legal status, a California teacher finally became a permanent resident. Yet in today’s immigration climate, safety continues to feel out of reach.
immigration
Después de cruzar la frontera siendo una niña traumatizada y esperar por años un estatus legal, una maestra de California finalmente se convirtió en residente permanente. Sin embargo, en el clima migratorio actual, la seguridad sigue sintiéndose fuera de su alcance.
climate change
Climate change isn't a future threat for the state’s youngest residents — shaped by 25 years of fire and dryness. It's the weather of their lives.
history
They expected an icon. They found a master organizer — and pool shark — who listened more than he lectured during his repeated trips to the state.