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Since the deadly shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School last November, there has been a continued national discussion prioritizing mental healthcare as a means to end violence in communities...
Let’s face it: While it’s been a few years since the recession began, it’s still hard to find a job...
Today on the Youth Radio podcast, we talk to a mental health advocacy organization for teens suffering with mental illness about whether there is a link between gun violence and mental illness...
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...
Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut...
Our young sons and brothers will help define California’s future. They are tomorrow’s innovators and leaders: a source of strength, creativity, and economic dynamism. ..
Everyday, Californians struggle to find and keep jobs in today’s languishing economy. For the high school students who are about to make decisions that will impact the rest of their lives, watching their parents, friends and teachers lose their jobs has created a sense of doubt about their future...
VoiceWaves, in partnership with Palacio de Long Beach Magazine and the Public Access Digital Network (PADNET), presents Re-Imagining Diversity in Long Beach...
Say there’s an issue in your community you want to fix. There are the obvious tactics...
Yaveth Gomez • Silicon Valley De-Bug
San Jose and the rest of California increased the minimum wage...
Movie Review, Monet Boyd
I recently had the privilege of watching the new movie, “12 Years a Slave,” which is based on a memoir by Solomon Northup...
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