- Tara Bahrampour
- Reporter
Tara Bahrampour has been a staff writer for the Washington Post since 2004. Based in Washington, she covers immigration, and has also reported for the Post from North Africa, the Middle East, and the Republic of Georgia. She is the author of To See and See Again: A Life in Iran and America, a memoir about revolution and growing up between two cultures.
Families trying to adopt Russian orphans urge officials to release them
At news conference, prospective parents offer Russian officials chance to visit, monitor adopted children.
Foreign-born seniors find more centers that speak their language
Facilities tailor meals and leisure activities to people’s backgrounds.
Old hands meet the new digital age
A program in the District teaches seniors how to use the Internet, a strategy to keep isolation at bay.
Elderly D.C. residents demand more funding
About 300 people converged on a city budget hearing to ask for help affording basic necessities.
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