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A group of young men called Men Making A Change went on a voyage of self-discovery to Washington, D.C...
By Ben Winograd, Jun 15, 2012
By FABIAN GONZALEZ/South Kern Sol
BAKERSFIELD– Students from Arvin High School and Golden Valley High School were among the 17 high schools in the Kern High School District (KHSD) to participate in the 24th Annual Physics Olympics at Bakersfield College on April 27...
For years now, dump sites like Western Environmental and Lawson Dump have disturbed neighboring trailer parks and schools in the east Coachella Valley city of Mecca...
The White House Office of Public Engagement, in collaboration with the Administration for Community Living, the Department of Justice, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, hosts an event highlighting elder abuse and financial exploitation, featuring Administration officials as well as individuals and organizations committed to addressing elder abuse and financial exploitation in their local communities...
New America Media/USC Annenberg, News Report, Leiloni De Gruy, Posted: Jun 13, 2012
When HIV/AIDS was thought of as a White, gay disease, it was often the suffering of Black patients that helped the world realize that it could affect anyone.
It’s been widely said that children are our future, but that said, there are not enough programs working to prepare this generation to make effective change...
Council members Steven Neal and Dee Andrews proposed in November 2011 that a universal language access policy be drafted to allow citizens that don’t speak English greater opportunity for civic engagement...
News Feature, Taisa Grant
What are the fundamental needs of a single mother of two, pregnant with her third child?..
LAMONT, Calif. – Octaviano Salgado is a junior at Nueva Continuation High School, an alternative school in the central valley town of Lamont...
New America Media, News Report, Zaineb Mohammed , Posted: Jun 11, 2012
Amidst rising rates of diabetes in teenagers, youth are leading a new campaign to combat the social and environmental factors that created the epidemic...
On June 6, students raised their voices at Fresno Unified’s main offices to
support restorative justice in order to reduce dropout rates.
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