https://youtu.be/pe6AA-GTmL0 The sky had begun to darken, but warmth still abounded as we watched performers bathed in yellow-stage lights bring an outdoor space surrounded by business towers and busy streets come to life. The wailing of a distant siren, car horns,...
On Sunday, July 30, the California African American Museum (CAAM) will host an event titled “Looking Forward, Looking Back”--the grand finale of a months-long redesign intended to help usher the 25-year-old museum into a new era of aesthetics and social issues. The...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiNTjkTUy9s&feature=youtu.be Elementary-aged students across Los Angeles have learned basic swimming skills with the help of Beyond the Bell’s free summer swimming program. Beyond the Bell is a Los Angeles Unified School District...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NvWVPjM8Ww Hosted by the California African American Museum (CAAM), the Kids Makers Fest brought youth together from all different backgrounds to participate in an all-day, all-ages affair featuring several local artists. Director of...
As part of a series on the rezoning of Skid Row, The Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD) held its final showing of the play “The Back Nine” on June 17. The play explores the potential impacts of introducing market-rate housing to the city’s most important...
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a fifth of adolescents suffer from a mental illness, 11 percent of kids have a mood disorder, eight percent of children and adolescents have an anxiety disorder, and suicide is the third most common cause of death...
Stupid laid her first egg one sunny spring morning. It was petite, brown, and still warm to the touch when I went to retrieve it. Just minutes later, I was preparing that egg for breakfast. For the first time in my life, a tantalizing, buttery scent emanated from the...
Imagine some of the individuals you see at school on a daily basis, whether they be the ones you bump into during passing period, the members of your English class, or even those that you call your best friends. Latino, white, Asian, and black kids all make up part of...
Friday night football is a classic centerpiece of the high school experience. Animated cheerleaders, gladiatorial football players, and enthusiastic crowds are just a few elements of this beloved American tradition, which never fails to unite and inspire. At Granada...
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