Last Updated: March 25, 2026
After we received the news of Alice's transition, we invited people who loved, knew or worked with her to offer memories in the format that worked best for them. Some were interviews with DJA staffers. Others were written responses to questions. Some were sent as voice notes. The remembrances, which are published in three parts,...
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