How To Succeed At Baseball (Even When You Can’t Play Well)
Sports, like music and art, are much more than the people in the spotlight. Even if you’re not the most athletic person on the field, you can still realize your dreams.
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Listen To The Music Of The Ghost Ship Fire Victims
Many of the people who died in last week’s Ghost Ship fire in Oakland, California were up-and-coming electronic music artists. Here’s a sampling of some of their music
Lakota Teen Finds Her Future At Standing Rock
Photographer Avery White has been embedded with the Water Protectors of Standing Rock, documenting the efforts to block the Dakota Access pipeline. She shares with us this interview with Khannie Saengphachanh, an 18 year old Water Protector.
DISCUSSION: Why Do Teens Hide Their Feelings?
Sometimes teens’ emotions are like icebergs: what you see on the surface doesn’t really hint at what’s going on underneath.
Unaccompanied Siblings Trade Home for a New Life
Until recently, 20-year-old Skarlett and her younger siblings lived in a homeless shelter in downtown San Francisco. Skarlett is currently the caretaker of her younger brother and sister. She told her story to Youth Radio’s Amber Ly.
Keeping My Mien Culture
The Mien community is small and our traditions can easily be lost.
Youth Radio Podcast: In The System
In this week’s Youth Radio podcast, we take a look at young people who are in the system.
How To Use Social Media For Justice IRL
Social media has become a powerful tool for activists and organizers to spread their message, stay informed, and build connections. Here, we’ve listed a number of core concepts for activists in the digital age to reflect on.
Eyeliner for The Revolution: thoughts on living stealth post-election
I stared at the black war paint I had applied around my eyes and I felt strong, defiant, and free.