New America Media, Commentary, Various Authors, Jan 31, 2009

The Fresno Unified School District has embarked on a $1.3 million plan that it says could become a blueprint for schools nationwide. NAM Youth Coordinator Mai Der asked students in Fresno to write about the subject of bullying, and their own experiences. More »

Street Soldiers Radio , , Produced by Malcolm Marshall, Jan 30, 2009

On January 15th, a 17-year-old Vallejo high school student was beaten unconscious by six people on campus. Was this just payback to a fight that wasn't recorded or gang activity, as the Vallejo police says? More »

YO! Youth Outlook Multimedia, , Alicia Marie and YO! Radio Crew, Jan 30, 2009

This week on YO!Radio -- Obama becomes a role model for young girls, the First Grandma enters the White House, and young people bare all through sexting.

New America Now Radio, , Odette Keeley, Jan 30, 2009

This week: While covering this year's 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution, Iranian-American media say they play a critical role in creating a deeper understanding between Iran and the U.S. More »

New America Media, Commentary, Rema Reynolds, Jan 30, 2009

Kindergarten is not too early to get involved in your children's education, an African American mother tells her peers. More »

New America Media, Commentary, Andrew Lam, Jan 29, 2009

Thailand's antipathy toward its neighbors are notorious. But whipping and drowning Burmese refugees is deeply alarming, and seriously bad karma. More »

New America Media, News feature, Jun Wang, Jan 29, 2009

The tyranny of low expectations and negative stereotyping of African-American students is one of the biggest hurdles educators face in raising academic achievement among them. More »

Jewish Journal, news report, Rachel Heller, Jan 31, 2009

As the economy falters Jewish schools try and keep the doors open by reducing tuition. More »

Let's Break Through, Video Report , Let's Breaktrhough Production Team, Jan 31, 2009

Juana Villegas is a Mexican immigrant living in Tennessee. She was nine months pregnant when she was stopped for careless driving." She remained shackled in transit to the hospital while she gave birth. More »

Inquirer.net, News Report, Norman Bordadora/Philippine Daily Inquirer, Jan 30, 2009

Four more Philippine residents --- three hog farmhands and one slaughterhouse workers --- were confirmed this week to have been exposed to the Ebola-Reston virus. More »

Washington Informer, News Report, Valencia Mohammed, Contributing Writer, Jan 30, 2009

Discerning fashionistas are waiting for the First Lady to embrace African-American and African designers, a discussion taking place within the glare of the public spotlight. More »

El Diario/La Prensa, Editorial, Staff, Jan 29, 2009

New York now has a senator who espouses the kind of positions that Latinos have been fighting for years, and Hispanic leaders must respond, write editors of El Diario/La Prensa. More »

Vida En El Valle, News Report, Juan Esparza Loera, Jan 29, 2009

Immigrant rights groups believe the Obama administration has a window of opportunity between September 2009 and March 2010 to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill. More »

The Loop 21, Commentary, Devona Walker, Jan 29, 2009

Between 2005 and 2007, the number of young black males falling victim to homicide increased 31 percent. For gun killings, the increase was even more damning. More »