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New America Media / Richmond Pulse, News Report, Monica Quesada, Posted: Apr 24, 2012
RICHMOND, Calif.
Stephanie Minasian is a fellow with New America Media’s Youth Education Fellowship. The fellowship is a six-month long program for youth reporters aged 16-24 on education reporting...
By FABIAN GONZALEZ and ANDRES GARCIA/South Kern Sol
SOUTH KERN–The Building Healthy Communities Youth Group of South Kern is taking the initiative to improving their communities during Spring Break...
The Beat Within, Commentary, Peter Schurmann, Posted: Apr 21, 2012
EDITOR’S NOTE: The author of this piece, Antonio Howard, is currently incarcerated at the State Correctional Institution in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
From the Richmond Pulse
News Report, Peter Schurmann
California, and the Bay Area in particular, is blessed with some truly magnificent natural treasures...
VoiceWaves Youth Journalist, John Oliver Santiago, is one of three fellows from Long Beach with New America Media’s Youth Education Fellowship...
From The Richmond Pulse http://richmondpulse.org/african-american-elder-plays-key-role-in-violence-prevention-efforts/
Profile, Monica Quesada
Bennie Singleton quietly entered the church, Richmond’s Garden of Peace Ministries, looking for other “night-walkers.”..
The Beat Within’s mission is to provide incarcerated youth with consistent opportunity to share their ideas and life experiences in a safe space that encourages literacy, self-expression, some critical thinking skills, and healthy, supportive relationships with adults and their community...
VoiceWaves Journalist Wendy Lopez interviewed Jessica Quintana, Executive Director of Centro CHA. The organization “… exists with the mission to enrich the lives of low-income, underserved Latino/a youth, families and neighborhoods in the City of Long Beach through community advocacy, health and educational programs, social and economic enrichment, cultural arts, community service, and after-school youth development programs...
News Feature, Taisa Grant
Late last month, the City of Richmond caught a glimpse of its own future when teachers, activists, youth mentors, police officers, the mayor and others came together for a town hall style meeting called “Reclaiming Richmond.”..
Luis Pacheco, The kNOw Youth Media, Fresno’s Youth Voice
When I was a sophomore in high school, the thing that mattered most to me was my
education...
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