Undocuneighbors: A Night To Honor Our Undocumented Neighbors

Undocumented people in the Central Valley are too often marginalized and erased from their own communities. But an art exhibit in Fresno is drawing attention to their struggles and humanizing them in the process. Read more at The kNOw.

Invisible Population: A Look At Homelessness In Fresno (Series II)

An estimated 2,000 people are currently homeless in the city of Fresno. Despite steps to address the problem, many aren’t getting the help they need to get off the streets. The kNOw reports on the reality of what it’s like to live without a regular home in Fresno.

The Know Weighs In: FUSD & Terry Slatic

In only seven months, a school board member in Fresno has been accused of assaulting a student, harassing a cheer team and racially profiling an army recruiter. Still, he refuses to resign. The kNOw presents an open letter from young people to the Fresno Unified School District.

Musical Activism Provides Songs For The Voiceless

For Boyle Heights residents, fighting against injustice is nothing new. From the Chicano movement of the 1960s to today, activism permeates every aspect of people’s lives. Hear from three local artists who are putting the power of social justice into their music. Read more at Boyle Heights Beat.

Song Of Death

In her award-winning poem, Taylor Yang explores the fear and desperation many immigrants face as they leave their homes behind. Read more at The kNOw.

Under The Feet Of Jesus: A Journey Of Evolution And Conquest

Julissa Gaytan analyzes a novel about an immigrant child in the Central Valley that still resonates today. Read her award-winning essay at The kNOw.

A Single Fallen Leaf

Explore one teen’s story of depression and loneliness. Read this award-winning essay at The kNOw.

Dysphoric

Gender dysphoria is a reality that affects transgender teens every day. The American Psychiatric Association explains gender dysphoria as involving “a conflict between a person’s biological (assigned) sex and their gender.” It can be confusing and different for everyone. From The kNOw, hear one teen’s raw account on how he lives with gender dysphoria.

Black History Built America

The kNOw Youth Media is highlighting various black figures who made amazing contributions to America in honor of Black History Month. To tell the stories of these groundbreaking African-Americans in history, Ruben Diaz, 16, created original drawings to pair with the backstories of these pioneers. See all the figures who are being honored this month […]

The Kieshaun White Healthy Air Experiment

Fresno’s Kieshaun White has always noticed how bad the air in his home city is. Now, White is combining his love for science and his desire to help his community by developing an app that will monitor the air quality of different regions of Fresno. “The city has turned a blind eye to the community […]