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The Coachella Valley Unified School District is using plays to address school climate issues, injustices that students face and garner support for their educational goals.
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Youth at the Mendez Learning Center in Boyle Heights come together to build leadership and advocate for better resources and funding for youth programs and services.
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In Long Beach a zip code can determine someone's lifespan. Residents share community struggles and why it's important to fight for their health.
Residents of Central, West, and North Long Beach face structural barriers to resources and opportunities that can help them live healthy and productive lives. To overcome these challenges, residents are empowering others to organize for positive change.
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This video documented Angelica Delgado's experience working in each area of the hub, but also reflected on her perspective as a native Richmond resident.
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South Merced's undocumented residents who lack access to healthcare bring their concerns to Assemblyman Adam Gray and successfully push Gray and the California Legislature to extend healthcare coverage to children of undocumented residents.
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As part of the Youth Summer Justice Series, youth rally outside of the Mesa Verde Detention Center to demonstrate the power of voting. It is a call to local representatives to invest in education and not mass incarceration.
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"Lights On" is a music video for a song collaboratively written by Boyle Heights community members through songwriting workshops. The song focuses on education challenges and changes they want see in their schools.
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Roosevelt High School students showcase their advocacy for healthier school meals with the support of faculty and the administration.
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Mid-City CAN Youth Council launches a Skate Park Campaign to bring a safe space for youth to skate in City Heights. The youth uses health data to urge the San Diego City Council to open a skate park.
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The return of cultural burning to the Yurok tribal lands revived land management that provides essential materials and cultural significance to the people who live on the land.
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Students from Del Norte and adjacent tribal lands talk about their experiences in the school system and how they would change it to make it better for Native American students.
