Teachers Struggle to Feed Hungry Students in Order to Teach
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Dec 23, 2011
We do what we can because we realize that even with the economic uncertainty we cannot afford to see our students fail.
An Epidemic of Expulsions
iWatch News, News Feature, Posted: Dec 13, 2011
Kern County is at the leading edge of a contentious debate over where to draw the line in exacting school discipline, after the Central Valley's school districts are suspending and expelling students for a broad range of indiscretions. This piece first ran on iWatch News, a project of The Center for Public Integrity.
After Multiple Suspensions, Fresno Student Hit Rock Bottom
New America Media, Video, Posted: Dec 13, 2011
A Fresno student shoulders the blame for her suspensions, but believes the schools could have done more to support her.
Street Singer is A Warm Light in The Shadow Economy
New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Dec 13, 2011
The money she pulls in varies from day to day, but the 24-year-old street musician derives her joy from being able to connect with the community.
Children’s “Wish for the Holidays” - Keep Our Families Together
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Dec 12, 2011
Over 5,000 children nationwide sent letters to Congress last week calling for more humane deportations than current policies harming children and their families.
Latino LGBT Youth Coming Out At Their Own Pace
South Kern Sol , News Feature, Posted: Dec 11, 2011
Latino LGBT youth speak of rejection by their family and classmates, but an expert advises they be patient and build a circle of those they can trust over time.
Young and Old Protest in DC for Jobs, Unemployment Benefits
Investigative Reporting Workshop , News Report, Posted: Dec 10, 2011
Young and old protested Thursday on the Mall in Washington calling on Congress to extend the payroll tax holiday and unemployment benefits.
Geography of the San Francisco Bay Area’s Dope Game
Richmond Pulse, News Report, Posted: Dec 09, 2011
San Francisco Bay Area youth and police map out the region’s drug preferences – and link the results to health risks and violence.
Double XP on Junk Food in Call of Duty 3
New America Media/The kNOw, Commentary, Posted: Nov 23, 2011
Call of Duty 3 is offering players bonus points through a marketing camping that promotes food items even a soldier would turn their nose at.
Puerto Rico Launches App to Aid Police
Caribbean Business, News Report, Posted: Nov 17, 2011
Have you witnessed a crime? If you are in Puerto Rico there is now an app for that.
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