Agents Of Change On Two Wheels: Combine Activism, Cycling
For most people, riding a bike is a way to squeeze in some exercise, a favorite pastime or a form of transportation. But for Xela de la X, a single mother, riding is freedom.
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Do Electronic Cigarettes Help Smokers Quit?
Vape pens, or e-cigarettes, are often billed as a safer way for smokers to get their fix. The user breathes…
Possible Female Recruit Weighs Threats From Within The Military
My cousin joined the military, and my uncles were so proud of him. But when I said that I wanted…
Underage Drinking: Del Norte County’s Deadly Outlet
Residents, youth and experts speak on the disparity of underage drinking in Del Norte County and Adjacent Tribal Lands.
Fasting From Social Media
My peers are addicted to social media. But for me, sites like Facebook became distracting and depressing. That’s why I…
Ballerina Gets To The Pointe: Ballet Counts As A Sport
Despite practicing for at least 12 hours a week, nine months a year for the last four years, I have no varsity jacket. And despite all my aching muscles, oozing blisters and cramping and bleeding toes, my sport – ballet – is only considered a hobby by many people.
Coming To Terms With Autism
I was 16 years old when I found out that I had been diagnosed with high-functioning autism. Immediately, my heart…
Do Young “Invincibles” Need Health Insurance?
According to Young Invincibles.org, as of February 12th, 800,070 youth nationwide have signed up for health care through the Affordable Care Act. Youth…
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Coverage
During the month of February, Youth Radio’s Health & Wellness Interns, hosted events to help bring attention to teen dating…