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Growth Starts When You Leave Your Comfort Zone
Learning by doing. There’s no better teacher than experience.
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Community Journalism With Students Makes Sense
It’s great to see more people recognize the value of college student journalists. But if we really want to create a sustainable community-centered news ecosystem, we need to invest in even younger students.
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Strong Mind Strong Body Foundation Launches Youth Community Journalism Microinternship
The program will be led in collaboration with Carmen Robles and Associates LLC and take place at partner organization, SPEAK MPLS, a community media center in Minneapolis.
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Mercado Central Local Journalism Project
Mercado Central turns 25 this year. The Strong Mind Strong Body Foundation is leading a journalism project to celebrate this pioneering Latino marketplace in Minneapolis.
A Solution for School Disengagement
We need to create a culture where parents and students are treated like customers.
How Sweet It Is
We have partnered with See’s Candies to strengthen our youth programs and community building work.
Big Solutions Require Lots of Small Steps
Youth are determined to succeed. We are determined to help them.
Bozeman Trail Brings New History Perspectives
We’re excited to announce that the Bozeman Trail game to teach middle school history is available FREE to play online. Play Bozeman Trail I’m the first to admit that my history education has been lacking, with my last history course being in the eighth grade. Since I skipped a couple years of school and entered…
Are Crossroads Games Too Mature? Ask the experts
Although our youth reviewers did not find the content in the Crossroads games to be traumatic, I still urge caution before recommending. Here’s why.
How We Turn Community Solution Ideas Into Community Solution Actions
We had our first community solutions with youth workshop in Minneapolis. Our next step is to help youth devise a plan to increase college access.