Each year, hundreds of Latinx children across California are made to vacate their homes and miss months of school. That’s because they live with their families in one of the state’s farmworker housing centers, subsidized apartment complexes which close at the end of the harvest season and require families to relocate at least 50 miles away. Como Vivimos spends a year in one such community to reveal how the cycles of displacement, lost learning, and unaffordable housing impede economic opportunity.