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It's not only Highland Park the students are exploring and looking to define, it's also the digital environment and their place within it.
The objectives this week were to familiarize the students with Departures and get them excited to tell their own stories about themselves and Highland Park.
LA River Songs of the LA River LA youth musicians, want to perform with Ozomatli? Submit an original song for the Songs of the LA River Project by Friday,…
Venice Family Ties Our featured student producer Joseline Cordova explores her family's ties to Venice.More
Chinatown Students Explore Chinatown Youth Voices partners with Chinatown Service Center's Youth Council.More
It's not a typical day for a teenager to wake up knowing they will be performing live with LA's great Ozomatli, but that was the case for these Youth Voices students.
The Great Wall mural was part of a summer job program that helped keep troubled teens off the streets and help teach them responsibility. The mural…
The students have explored their own neighborhoods and generated various media assets to help tell the story of where they live and what they see as the future of their community.
Youth Voices participant, Erendira Hernandez shares her original "Corrido" (Mexican folk song.)
One way to really get to know the L.A. River is to spend an afternoon cleaning it up.
Fishing with two marine biologists was an amazing experience. Even though they did most of the fishing, it was still interesting to learn about the different animals we caught, especially the crawfish, who I found to be disgusting but kinda cute.