LGBTQ+ youth enjoyed entertainment, workshops and resources at the Models of Pride Youth Summit on Saturday in Hollywood.
Register for ‘J-Day’ at CSU Northridge on Saturday, Nov. 7
J-Day is a free journalism conference for high school and middle school students in Southern California.
Opinion: Too young to vote. What do I do?
I won’t be the deciding vote on Nov. 3. Heck, I won’t vote at all on election day: I’m not old enough — by 12 days. But that doesn’t mean the election happens without me.
Opinion: The best ways to discover yourself extend beyond the classroom
In a high school environment often defined by grades, achievements and college preparation, teenagers can lose sight of the importance of discovering who they are. Leadership programs like the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership seminar provide students with opportunities to step outside their routines, reflect on their values and grow into more thoughtful leaders.
How L.A. residents can conserve water with the help of LADWP
LADWP encourages water conservation through its programs such as rebates and educating the public on conservation guidelines.
More than a smile: The changing landscape of orthodontic care
As patients seek affordable orthodontic care, they could be compromising their health with direct-to-consumer care that promises convenience and lower costs.
Some local community colleges offer mental health services to dual-enrolled high school students
Some local community colleges offer accessible and cost-friendly mental health services to high school students, addressing academic and emotional stress.
Literacy nonprofit 826LA keeps creative writing alive for Los Angeles youth
Nonprofit 826LA empowers students to find a love for reading, writing and creativity.
El Segundo Community’s Growing Efforts for Cultural Recognition and Belonging
El Segundo community members show recent efforts have changed past assumptions about the town’s vibrant cultural diversity.
Tia Chucha’s fosters community among San Fernando Valley residents
Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural stands as the only independent bookstore in the northeast San Fernando Valley. Since its inception in 2001, the bookstore evolved into a nonprofit focused on promoting literacy and cultural celebration.