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Youth Leadership Council member Tiara Epps, along with other youth organizations, talk about their youth anti-violence work at a "We Are Not Alone" event in June.
Despite rampant crime and hundreds of abandoned homes, some residents of this South Side neighborhood aren’t giving up
On Sunday, a memorial wall was unveiled at St. Sabina Catholic Church to remember young victims of violence. About a dozen mothers gathered at the memorial, which contains the names and faces of more than 70 youth, all killed way before their time.
Booker T. Washington High School in Memphis has won the Race to the Top Commencement Challenge and will have President Barack Obama come speak at their graduation ceremony.
In an extraordinary uprising at the Tucson Unified School District board meeting tonight, Ethnic Studies/Mexican American Studies (MAS) students chained themselves to the board members chairs and derailed the introduction of a controversial resolution that would have terminated their acclaimed program’s core curriculum accreditation.