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"Simply Maria" is a play about Maria who recounts her emigration from Mexico at age 5 to the City of Angels, that she thought was up in heaven.
Personal narratives become part of a series of plays exploring harsh school discipline policies and their impact on students and their communities.
"Invisible to Invincible" tells the story of 6 homeless youth in Los Angeles and their journey to end their personal cycles of homelessness.
This youth-developed narrative short film focused on the elements of Local Control Funding Formula in the local school district addresses the important issue of mental illness in youth.
The Activating Cultural Assets Project aimed to integrate valued local community artists and arts practices into the work of the Boyle Heights Building Healthy Communities Initiative.
The song and video were entirely created by young folks as a response to the pain, frustration, and anger that was triggered by the killing of Trayvon Martin and the George Zimmerman verdict.
"The Air We Breathe" (TAWB) is a collaborative performance about Long Beach, CA's air quality, its impact, and the resilience of the community.
The Sons and Brothers Camp in Fresno seeks to empower young men of color by bringing together youth from Fresno, Merced and South Kern County and holding workshops on a variety of topics such as building personal self-esteem.
A Gothic Revival standout among the river's historic bridges. Walk between Boyle Heights and the Arts District, and enjo the lively and diverse street life.
This short music video made by the local Boys and Men of Color (BMOC) of Merced explains the importance of getting Health Coverage through Obama Care.
The home-grown chain of Mexican seafood restaurants was founded by the Ortiz family in Bell Gardens, two blocks from our family home.
Youth involvement and leadership leads to successful passage of the School Discipline Resolution in Long Beach Unified School District.
