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Students are taking a role in the development of a vision and plan for the L.A. Riverfront.
I'm very outgoing and love to experience new things and meet knew people. So if you ever see me don't be scared to say hi!
The River is their neighbor, meandering along its path next to their school's athletic fields, behind their backyards, and under their bridges.
The student teams finalize their projects and present their work to the community.
As the number of Dia de los Muertos events grows is there a danger of its history and meaning being lost.
Objects can carry an abundance of meaning for each of us -- providing connections to moments and places in our lives.
The first place I would like to take a new visitor is the L.A River because it looks really improved, and you can actually enjoy a peaceful walk.
My library card connects me to my neighborhood.
The goal is to provide a platform for students to become engaged citizens and leaders in their communities as the process of re-imagining the L.A. River and its surroundings continues and gains momentum.
"We decided we would create a volunteer system that would bring different talents to the community"
Local youth have been a part of the Northeast L.A. Riverfront Collaborative from the get go. Three local students share their experiences and expand on their vision of the L.A. River.
We walked in with the sole intention of introducing ourselves, instead we found ourselves enveloped by the shop's stories and images