Asthmatic Woman Believes LA’s Free Health Care Program is Keeping Her Alive
New America Media, Video, Posted: Jan 27, 2013
All but a handful of California’s 58 counties opted to launch similar "bridge" programs so enrollees can easily transition to the expanded Medi-Cal program next January, under the health care reform law.
In Fixing Schools, Bay Area City Looks to Harlem Model
Youth Radio/New America Media, Video, Posted: Dec 24, 2012
In Hayward's Jackson Triangle neighborhood, a federal grant is helping to improve schools by focusing on the needs of the community.
The Breast Club -- Victoria Finds Sisterhood and Hope
PRI's The World, Video, Posted: Dec 18, 2012
When Victoria Contreras was diagnosed with breast cancer, she rediscovered hope at the Breast Club, a local support group in Lima, Peru.
Alberto Gutierrez: Not Just a Professor, but a Teacher
El Nuevo Sol, News Feature, Posted: Dec 17, 2012
Alberto Gutierrez has overcome many challenges on his path to becoming a professor, mentor, earning his doctorate from UCLA.
As End Nears, Cancer Patient Struggles With Cost of Long Term Care
New America Media, Video, Posted: Nov 26, 2012
For America's middle class, health care reform has done little to lower the costs of long term health care.
After Juvenile Hall, Middle Schooler Couldn't Shed Troublemaker Label
The Know Youth Media / The Fresno Bee, Video, Posted: Nov 24, 2012
As a Fresno middle-schooler, Jane Carretero felt judged by teachers and faculty after she returned from juvenile hall.
Dreams Deferred: Obama and the DREAM Act
The Root, Video, Posted: Nov 17, 2012
Undocumented black youths praise the president's push for immigration relief.
Outlawing Shakespeare: The Battle for the Tucson Mind
The Nonprofit Network, Video, Posted: Nov 16, 2012
This documentary focuses on the elimination of the Mexican American Studies program in Arizona's Tucson Unified School District.
Raise the Wage to Raise My Son
New America Media, Video, Posted: Nov 06, 2012
San Jose residents will be voting on Measure D, an initiative to raise the minimum wage in the city to $10.00, an increase of two dollars from its current levels.
'Scratch Food' Trumps 'Plastic Food' in Escondido High Schools
New America Media, Video, Posted: Nov 04, 2012
When high schools in Escondido, CA did away with prepackaged foods, they saw student participation in their meal program soar.
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