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What Does Freedom Mean to Youth?

07/23/202607/23/2026 Amberlyn Hernandez (she/her/hers)

To youth, freedom is not merely about independence, but about voice, opportunity and efforts to shape one’s future. Students at Kerman High School describe freedom

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Affordability and the American Dream

07/17/202607/17/2026 Aileth Aguilar (she/her/hers)

America is viewed as the land of the free, where many have come in pursuit of the American Dream. However, in today’s society, the American

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Better Roads, Safe Streets awaits board’s decision after qualifying for the November ballot

07/13/202607/13/2026 Josiah Poynter (he/him/his)

After months of gathering signatures across Fresno County, supporters of the Better Roads, Safe Streets initiative cleared a major hurdle by qualifying their transportation sales

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More Than a Restaurant: Plant Slayer Builds Community Through Plant-Based Food

07/06/202607/10/2026 Michelle Gonzalez (she/her/hers)

In a city where vegan options were once limited, Plant Slayer, located at 2405 Capitol St., Suite 101, has carved out a bold space in

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Graduates on the Impact of the Annual Latinx High School Celebración

07/06/202607/07/2026 Sayuri Soto (she/her/hers)

Youth Leadership Institute was proud to partner with Education and Leadership Foundation and Fresno Unified School District to organize the fourth annual Latinx High School

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