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Sometimes, the responsibility of caring for a sick parent falls on one sibling — and one sibling only. More on grieving a parent while they’re still alive: npr.org/2022/11/25/113…

we need to talk about the fear of flying to xanax addiction pipeline

next installment of our series on young folks living at home: npr.org/2022/12/07/114…

when your parents are your roommates, that can make your love life……awkward — hear the latest in our series on multigenerational family living on @npr Morning Edition. npr.org/2022/12/06/114…

though it’s a stereotype, free rent is far from the only reason young people are moving back in with their parents. some are full-time caregivers, while others have needed care from family. check out our whole series here! @npr Morning Edition npr.org/2022/12/11/113…

Check out my reporting on the rise of multigenerational family households on the Consider This podcast from All Things Considered ! Thanks Juana Summers Karen Anel Zamora ! open.spotify.com/episode/1st7Rp…

Oh!!! And before I left NPR today, Ally Schweitzer #NPR, Adam Bearne, Matteen Mokalla and I talked about the Morning Edition show for Wednesday! 🎙️I forgot to take pics of our 12:30a editorial fun!! But here’s what some of the team looks like in action!

Recently, I've been looking into unorthodox classes and educational programs around the country for NPR. First up: salmon in the classroom!

Students at the University of Maryland are assigned to care for a pregnant ewe in the popular Sheep Management class. But it's not just a class - it's a responsibility. Students are on call 24/7, making sure their ewe and her lambs are healthy. n.pr/3L4pgTQ

Next up in our series on unorthodox classes: Sheep Management! Hands-on learning can be great for students with learning disabilities who have never thrived in traditional classroom settings. npr.org/2023/03/08/115…

This story about a sheep management course at Univ. of Maryland is pure joy. Thank you, Claire Murashima. 🐑 npr.org/2023/03/08/115…

next in our series on unorthodox courses: trash! npr.org/2023/03/22/116…

"I think classes like this, that are specific enough to cover a certain dimension of stuff that we can control within the climate crisis, are important." Claire Murashima kqed.org/mindshift/6126…

Tough day at NPR: Four podcasts canceled, 10 percent of workforce laid off. We'll learn more about who is leaving the network in hours and days to come. My story: npr.org/2023/03/23/116…

Nice NPR story about the Be My Eyes app: Matches visually-impaired people to "borrow the eyes of someone else" who is sighted. Plans to incorporate #AI in the future for object recognition & instructions. Thanks to Claire Murashima: npr.org/2023/04/03/116…

'Armageddon' shows how literal readings of the Bible's end times affect modern times Listen: n.pr/3M8hEjT

check out my piece on Be My Eyes and how it’s using AI to help blind and low-vision folks npr.org/2023/04/03/116…

"NPR stands for freedom of speech and holding the powerful accountable. It is unacceptable for Twitter to label us this way. A vigorous, vibrant free press is essential to the health of our democracy." npr.org/2023/04/05/116…

NPR is officially done tweeting, and I’m taking a pause. You can find me on instagram and TikTok at clairemurashima. Or, just listen to the work of our team by turning on the radio weekday mornings!