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By Alejandra Alarcon,
Coachella Unincorporated
Sacramento, Calif. — Youth leaders are considered the future — but on June 20, 2012, youth from the Eastern Coachella Valley and throughout California became part of history...
By Alejandra Alarcon,
Coachella Unincorporated
Mecca, Calif. — Joel Diaz’s life has changed drastically since Timothy Bradley, the boxer he trains, became the WBO welterweight champion after beating Manny Pacquiao in a controversial split decision on June 9...
A group of young men called Men Making A Change went on a voyage of self-discovery to Washington, D.C...
John Oliver is a former VoiceWaves Journalist and a 2012 Education Reporting for Youth Fellow...
Staying healthy happens in the places where we live, learn, and play — not just in doctors’ offices and emergency rooms...
This story originally aired on NPR’s All Things Considered.
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Suspending and expelling students has become commonplace in many states including California...
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...
News Feature, Taisa Grant
What are the fundamental needs of a single mother of two, pregnant with her third child?..
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...
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