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Champion for Kids and Schools, Abigail Medina Is running for Senate District 23

San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD) Board President, Abigail Medina, is running for Senate District (SD) 23 to fillRead More…

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by Monica Luna Gonzalez

Be a Role Model with Intention

I recently had the privilege of celebrating my daughter Mailey’s 21st birthday. And at her birthday celebration, I got theRead More…

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by Angela Arellano

1st Generation College Student? My Tips and Tricks!

People always ask, what is like to be a minority in college? Well, there are plenty of factors that makeRead More…

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by Karen Cervantes Jimenez

The Traditional LAUSD H.S. That I Graduated From Left Me Unprepared for College

As a child, my family moved several times, and I found myself in three different school districts during my K-12Read More…

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by Daniela Felix

Meet Stephanie Hernandez-Jarvis, Mother, Teacher, A New Voice for West Contra Costa

DF: Tell me a little bit about your educational journey. Why you decided to become a teacher, and an educationalRead More…

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by Mireya Vela

Highlighting Yvonne M. Estrada for Hispanic Heritage Month

Yvonne M. Estrada is impressive. Born in Montebello and brought up in Pico Rivera, Yvonne is an arresting, heroic figure,Read More…

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by Mireya Vela

Hispanic Heritage Month Highlight: Bobbie Becerra Highlights Childhood Abuse and Domestic Violence Through Storytelling

Bobbie Becerra is a storyteller, writer, and activist. She grew up in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles withRead More…

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by La Comadre

National Latina Business Women Association Los Angeles Honors La Comadre’s Founder, Alma V. Marquez, as Finalist for Inspirational Leader of the Year

La Comadre’s founder, Alma V. Marquez, is being honored today by the National Latina Business Women Association – Los AngelesRead More…

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by Adriana Maestas

Dr. Ana Ponce, CEO of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, Shares Her Immigration Story at Charter School Hall of Fame Induction

Last week, Dr. Ana Ponce, the CEO of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, was inducted into the Charter School Hall ofRead More…

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by Adriana Maestas

Meet Karla Salazar, Candidate for California’s 58th Assembly District!

It takes a special human being to embrace a public life heightened by the usual systematic corruption that lingers traditionallyRead More…

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