Song Keeps Náhuatl Alive
Náhuatl, which was once the most widely-spoken language in Mexico, is slowly disappearing as new generations don’t learn and practice it. To combat this erasure of indigenous culture, activists in … Continue reading
What Do Boys Learn About Sex and Emotional Intimacy?
After Brett Kavanaugh was successfully appointed to the Supreme Court, YR Media reporter Valencia White sat down with author Peggy Orenstein to talk about how boys’ sexual and emotional education … Continue reading
Youth Vote
In this episode of the AccessLocal.TV podcast, a group of young people discuss the importance of the youth vote, especially in light of the midterm elections. “It feels like a … Continue reading
Dan Guerrero Returns to His Eastside Roots in ‘Gaytino!’”
Performer, educator, and activist Dan Guerrero returns to East Los Angeles this November to perform his critically-acclaimed show “Gaytino! Made in America.” The show addresses Guerrero’s identity as both a … Continue reading
Sol on the Street: Are the Youth Civically Engaged?
Before the midterm elections in November, South Kern Sol reporters spoke with high school students from Delano to determine whether these teens are civically engaged, ranging from their voter registration … Continue reading
#Fight4All: a Conversation with Linda Sarsour
At the recent #Fight4All Convening in Fresno, CA, The kNOw’s Zyanna Maynard sat down with political activist Linda Sarsour to talk about the future of youth in politics and the … Continue reading
Clean Slate Day Offers a Chance at a Fresh Start
For many people with any sort of criminal record, an infraction like a DUI or failure to pay child support can result in mountainous barriers that limit their abilities to … Continue reading
CSUS Students Learn How to be a Better Ally
California State University, Sacramento recently held a workshop called “How to be a Better Ally,” in which students discussed how to support transgender individuals and the transgender community as a … Continue reading
Scenes From a Midterm Election in Richmond
On Election Day 2018, Richmond Pulse reporters snapped photos at election sites across the city. Everyone from candidates to poll workers to voters gave their opinions on the voting process … Continue reading
In the 661
In this video, youth reporter Janell Gore sits down with Edgar Aguilar, a representative of Dignity Health. The pair discuss “public charge,” a new proposal that could impact many families … Continue reading
