Stories by Issue
New America Media, News Analysis, Paul Kleyman
“Facts on Ethnic Elders” is a monthly column on research findings about ethnic elders present and future...
One of the biggest things it seems teens are known for is sleeping, so it might come as a surprise to many to find out that many teens are actually sleep-deprived...
Women’s bodies are all created differently. There’s the pear shaped body, bodies with curves and the boyish figure, just to name a few...
This past fall, a group of dancers gathered in Central Long Beach for a special performance. ..
Why Lideres Campesinas Shone Brightly in 2013
Líderes Campesinas made big news in October when, led by executive director Suguet Lopez, they won the top prize in Regional Access Project Foundation’s Fast Pitch Competition...
The smell of carnitas fills the air over the lines of people waiting outside the front door of Los 5 Puntos...
Residents of Percy Street, a quiet cul-de-sac in Boyle Heights, lived comfortably for years with the elderly residents who once occupied Percy Village, a two-story brick building that takes up three quarters of their residential block...
by Kalvin Saelee
Editor’s Note: This story is published in We’Ced Youth Magazine Issue #3
Even though traditional journalism is struggling, more and more young people are creating and publishing their own media...
New America Media, Commentary, Li Lovett
In my teens I’d never delivered the paper, flipped a burger, or worked at Walmart...
The nationwide economic crisis may or may not be becoming a distant memory, but a housing crisis still exists within the city of Long Beach...
By Daniel Jimenez for South Kern Sol
South Kern Sol attended the Annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Pilgrimage and Vigil at St...
Raj Jayadev • Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project/Silicon Valley De-Bug
This piece on De-Bug’s “Social Biography Video” concept will appear in the next edition of “Cornerstone”, the quarterly journal for the National Legal Aid and Defender Association...
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