Youth Present Their Visions for Wedge Point Park With Haikus, Artwork, and Action Plan
Young people in Minneapolis continue to show why youth voices are important.
Young people in Minneapolis continue to show why youth voices are important.
Students from Ella Baker School and beyond are planning the future of Wedge Point Park.
The program examined how we can make school more engaging and education more equitable for all students, families, and communities.
Prioritizing impact doesn’t just make moral sense. There’s a business case for impact as well.
Don’t believe all the doomsday headlines. The future is brighter than you think.
Community journalism builds relationships with communities by creating solutions and is exactly what we need to create a sustainable future.
Creating solutions with journalism is the goal of the Youth Community Journalism Solutions Festival.
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.
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.
We need to create a culture where parents and students are treated like customers.