Stories by Issue
By Lesly Juarez
Whether producing the next top-rated song, coming up with a recycling idea for Coca-Cola, singing to sold out crowds or heading up creative innovation at Intel, will.i.am..
Media Arts Center San Diego’s Teen Producers Project has been working in the community since the Summer of 2001...
JOHNNY FLORES, JR/Coachella Unincorporated
COACHELLA — Javier Avila and Calani Raceles are two young men with mental challenges doing the unimaginable — playing baseball...
India West, News Report, Sunita Sohrabji
As business leaders roundly cheered a sweeping immigration proposal released last week by the Senate’s “Gang of Eight,” civil rights organizations voiced concerns about the limitations the new bill would impose on extended family reunification...
Youth Media for Building Health Communities: Each week in the 14 BHC places, young people knit together experiences at school, at work, at home and in their neighborhoods to tell stories about how health happens...
From Youth Radio
Graphics by Teresa Chin
School suspensions during freshman year seem to have a lasting effect on students’ high school careers — but not in the way they are intended...
The Center for Media Justice, The Utility Reform Network and New America Media invite you for a statewide ethnic media webinar and telebriefing...
The first time Long Beach City College student Ben Fernandez met up with someone that he met online, he lost his virginity...
Dedra Wilson was woken up around 5:40 a.m. on last Thursday morning by Long Beach police...
Every ninety seconds, someone is sexually assaulted in the United States, according to U.S. Department of Justice and in last year Long Beach, there were 115 documented rapes...
The Youth Leader Long Beach Class 2013 graduated on Saturday, April 20 at the Long Beach Playhouse...
As the years progress we hear about more and more environmental disasters caused by humanity’s mistreatment of the planet...
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